Sentence examples for naturally cast from inspiring English sources
Mr. Florio, too, has naturally cast the race in terms that suit him.
Colin, Jr., began pressuring Ria's mother to call off the investigation, a move that naturally cast suspicion on him.
A big man with long hair, Mr. Lozica was naturally cast as one of the two kings in the pantomime battle, acted out with real swords.
Instantaneous decodability can be naturally cast into the framework of integer optimization.
Given Evidentialism, various traditional debates within the theory of knowledge are naturally cast as debates about the status of various underdetermination theses.
Thus, since antlers are periodically replaced, the analysis of naturally cast antlers offers the opportunity for a continuous and a noninvasive monitoring of the environmental pollution by these additives (Kierdorf and Kierdorf 2005).
That fact naturally casts a new and unflattering light on his deeds in 2013.
It's striking, too, that while Iraq naturally casts a long shadow over this period, only once does Campbell record a conversation between himself, Blair and chief of staff Jonathan Powell about whether it was actually right to invade.
The British petroleum giant BP, which leased the Deepwater Horizon to drill the well, has naturally been cast in the Ahab role, most recently on one of Al Jazeera's blogs by Nick Spicer, who compared the whaler's maniacal mission to the dangers of greed, "not just to a man such as Captain Ahab, but to all his crew and to the whole society that supports their round-the-world quest for oil".
As for the results one might suspect some sort of systematic error, judging by the decreasing trends in risk seen for the category 'central or unknown location', which naturally also casts doubt on the results of the other 2 categories, 'ipsi- and contralateral use', that showed opposite trends, i.e., ORs that increased by exposure.
Naturally we will cast a wary eye toward those new kids on the block, but let's be patient and not judge too quickly.
