Sentence examples for more often seen from inspiring English sources

Birds, not brutish reptilian creatures, are now more often seen as dinosaurs' closest relations.

The masa crisp, though, has little resemblance to the tortilla chip more often seen with guacamole.

Today, Muslim women in scarves are more often seen, along with pregnant women and older women.

Yet Pope Francis is more often seen in a positive light than a negative one.

"Femina," by Ms. Tanowitz, whose work is more often seen downtown, was longer and structurally far less tight.

One example in the civil service has been an emphasis on "gravitas" - more often seen as a male attribute.

The Folks and Crips are usually sworn enemies of the Peoples/Bloods grouping, more often seen wearing red.

He is keeping up a pace more often seen in a general election in the fall than in the primaries.

Renoir and Pissarro, names more often seen at auction than at art fairs, pop up in several places.

For nearly a century after 1815, when our last war with England ended, the former mother country was much more often seen as antagonist than ally.

That's a derby" — but what distinguished the Stooges from their live-action competition was a level of accidental and deliberate violence more often seen in cartoons.