Sentence examples for officially seen from inspiring English sources
That was the last anyone has officially seen of the modern masterpieces.
At its center is the charismatic leader Bo Xilai, and among what is now officially seen as his missteps was his flirtation with Maoist revivalism.
Thus China's late leader, Deng Xiaoping, to a meeting 30 years ago that is now officially seen as the starting-point of his economic and political reforms.
There are songs that have never officially seen the light of day (the sharp, raunchy "All Over You," the bluesy "Ballad for a Friend"), as well as false starts and throwaways.
Mary Jennings Hegar, an Air National Guard helicopter pilot who was shot down and wounded in Afghanistan, said she could not seek combat leadership positions because, in the Pentagon's view, she had not officially seen combat.
The closed meeting this afternoon with all 15 Council members was the first time the 10 rotating members, who do not hold vetoes, had officially seen the United States draft.
Without that knowledge — which is unlikely to emerge soon because only two laboratories, in Atlanta and Winnipeg, Canada, can confirm a case — his agency's panel of experts was unwilling to raise the global pandemic alert level, even though it officially saw the outbreak as a public health emergency and opened its emergency response center.
The really interesting thing about the presidency of Hu Jintao, who completed the drawn-out business of assuming power only a year ago, is just how nervous he appears to be about popular discontent, and the lengths to which he is going to appease it.China officially saw no fewer than 74,000 riots and demonstrations last year some small and peaceful, but many large and a number even violent.
That is certainly how the Chinese officially saw it..
There are still plenty of questions surrounding this thing, not least of which is when it'll officially see the light of day for the first time.
We've seen our share of leaked images depicting BBM running on Android (which just won't stop coming), though it's still unknown whether or not the apps in question will ever officially see the light of day.
