Sentence examples for see as something from inspiring English sources

Toby Flood, one of last Sunday's heroes, will, as will Anthony Allen, whom I still see as something for the future.

Corporate executives, though, tend to concentrate on Mr. Modi's pro-business attributes, which they see as something of an anomaly in an India where government bureaucracy, bumbling or corruption too often impedes commerce.

So, besides trying to help our kids navigate the online space, and telling Facebook that we want it to be more responsive to these things, what do you see as something important that parents can do?

There are no blood tests, biopsies or X-rays to make a definitive diagnosis of A.D.H.D. What one doctor sees as A.D.H.D. another doctor may see as something else.

The Human Rights Act has many detractors who want what they see as something between a terrorists' charter and a conspiracy cooked up in Brussels reviewed and partially reversed.

But while Ms. Hall cheerfully said, "The fact that me and Lydia and Suzan are coming to Broadway I have to see as something of a triumph," she still has discouraging memories of regional theaters, where much new American work first gets seen.

The news could be seen as something of a payback.

Tagging is seen as something that has to be stopped.

Writing was seen as something that the idle rich did.

It was seen as something that should be fixed, eventually.

"Apprenticeships are seen as something much more aspirational.