Sentence examples for mostly seen as from inspiring English sources

Non-smokers are mostly seen as more sensible and less risk-taking.

As one respondent said: "Older people are mostly seen as a bundle of problems and service-needs.

Meanwhile, Hosmer has just one home run in a position where power is mostly seen as mandatory - first base.

Goodluck Jonathan, the president, wafts along on a wave of personal goodwill and is mostly seen as benign.

Chinese players such as Li Na and Zheng Jie have had great success lately, but tennis is still mostly seen as a sport played by the upper class.

Here in Europe, electric cars are mostly seen as part of corporate fleets or city car sharing programs, like the Parisian "autolib" program.

In western culture middle age is mostly seen as a featureless stopping-off point between the more anguished periods of youth and old age, a dull no man's land of mild regret and sprouting nasal hair.

But his crime against the city's young was mostly seen as an unfortunate aberration rather than the predictable outcome of nearly a century of officially and socially sanctioned sin.

Zarif's critical comments were thus seen as mostly directed against Washington.

But, inside the building, the episode was mostly seen not as a major ethics issue but as a political problem.

In others, such as America and Australia, it has won charitable status as a religion.Until now the fight could mostly be seen as one-sided.