Sentence examples for rather seen as from inspiring English sources

Labels are rather seen as just providing the product name and use instructions.

Due to little appreciation and understanding of the rationale and importance of nomadic pastoralism by large sections of the population, this livelihood strategy is rather seen as an outdated tradition and lacking potential for modernization (Tonah 2000).

He was rather seen as simply continuing and developing the philosophy of previous Platonists, Numenius being prominent among them, just as they themselves had developed in similar fashion the work of their own Platonist predecessors.

Neoliberalism has been rather seen as a set of "actually existing" neoliberalisms, with a small'n', which is characterized by a degree of conceptual openness and empirical diversification (Ong 2007) that makes it a "perplexingly amorphous political economic phenomena" (Peck 2004, 394).

As Pingdom rightly points out, though, many site owners integrate Google+ to boost their search engine rankings and "this might inflate the numbers a bit since they are not necessarily connected to Google+ from the perspective of the site owners, but rather seen as a means to influence SERP".

Ownership is not seen as shameful, but rather, seen as an opportunity to practice having good character.

The continued polling dominance of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and businessman Donald Trump has left many Republican leaders exasperated, and rank-and-file voters pretty much clueless about who their party would rather see as the nominee.

Daniels' publicity, however, we would rather see as simply transparency.

The Catholic church does not espouse "individualism" but rather sees it as an error as destructive as collectivism.

So it makes sense that Qwest would rather be seen as US West plus some data network assets, rather than the other way around.

They'd rather see women as a 'protected class' than as people who can fight their own battles, using the same weapons as men".