Sentence examples for predominately viewed as from inspiring English sources

Aging, is predominately viewed as unfortunate.

After I pointed out that adopting the signifiers of predominately African-American musical subgenres (ie. house and techno) from a predominately black city (Gary, Indiana) might nonetheless be viewed as an act of reckless cultural appropriation, he conceded that the record did indeed have a connection to the African-American experience, albeit one he believed to transcend racial boundaries.

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Booker is viewed as undecided.

Applicants are viewed as commodities.

He views this as good.

Application of M&S to help quantify and appraise the feasibility of drug development in a particular therapeutic area was viewed positively as it would add, as stated by one regulatory colleague, "objectivity to an otherwise predominately subjective exercise".

Girls, predominately white, as young as 11 were gang-raped by men, largely from the British Pakistani community.

They viewed matter as passive.

Koht viewed this as "distrust".

Carney, Breitbart's finance and economics editor, asked Bumiller (who noted that the New York Times Washington DC bureau now has 85 to 90 staff, the most it has ever had): "Do you have enough people who sympathize [with Trump]... or is it predominately staffed by people who view Trump as not just wrong but evil?