Sentence examples for seeing as if from inspiring English sources

She was, she conceded, "a modern-day feminist", and that is probably true, seeing as, if you are a female celebrity, being a "modern day feminist" seems to involve distancing yourself from the word.

In his Guggenheim application, Mr. Metzker said, "The entire idea comes to me as a unique way of seeing, as if new eyes replaced the old".

On Sky, Paul Merson reckons that Arsenal need to get the crowd on their side quickly, seeing as if they've been in something of a mood recently.

Some of my teammates sat in a dugout trance, refusing to believe what they were seeing, as if certain there was an inning that somehow got skipped.

The filmmakers give a very far-fetched story an air of verisimilitude by borrowing Warren Beatty's tactics in Reds and featuring interview footage with various old-timers (including one played by Ellen Burstyn) who reminisce about the events we are seeing as if this is a documentary.

In "The Last Canyon," what Vernon has written is a novel that borrows the exactitude of history, that lets us trust the country in which he sets us down, seeing as if with Paiute eyes or mapping, like Powell, with sextant in hand.

"Vernon has written... a novel that borrows the exactitude of history, that lets us trust the country in which he sets us down, seeing as if with Paiute eyes or mapping, like Powell, with sextant in hand," Verlyn Klinkenborg said here last year.

Now I can't get enough of seeing, as if I'm paying a sort of penance for not seeing then, and so this turkey, hanged, its small, raw-looking head, which reminds me of the first fully naked man I ever saw, when I was a candy striper at a sort of nursing home, a war veteran, young, burbling crazily, his face and body red as something scalded.