Sentence examples for mostly view from inspiring English sources

Israelis mostly view them as terrorists.

Italian industrialists mostly view the Confindustria chairmanship as a mug's job, involving more sacrifice than satisfaction.

In highly stratified 19th-century Russia, Ivan's business associates mostly view his death as an opportunity for advancement.

The Iranian health policy-makers mostly view community participation as a process of community nutrition education which was articulated by the participants as the second most rewarding and comprehensive approach in tackling child malnutrition.

Will you be out in it or will you mostly view it from indoors?

But, St. Edmund said, she was mostly viewed as a go-go dancer and not taken seriously for roles.

Conversely, the younger Bush is mostly viewed as a failure, and as such, most young people revolted.

In the 19th century, Washington was mostly viewed as a humid, uninviting town that presidents escaped from when they could.

But among the couples who formed his dinner group, Mr. Glick was mostly viewed as kind, cheerful and loyal.

One was a desire to be on the inside of a process which he mostly views from the outside.

The value of baseball's six months of programming — mostly viewed live, so audiences cannot skip commercials — has never been greater.