Sentence examples for seen as a certain from inspiring English sources

Watson, 40, is highly regarded in baseball and is seen as a certain general manager of the future.

The switch eliminated "what was seen as a certain libertarian squishiness at the Office of Legal Counsel under Ted," Mr. Calabresi said.

Except, just as Homeland might be read as an allegory of America's conflicted psyche, so can Kidnap and Ransom be seen as a certain kind of view of what Britain's role ought to be in the world.

Size of such zones could be seen as a certain length scale, which determines the insert rock contact behaviour.

According to the interactionist perspective, the qualitative interview is seen as a certain social scientific practice with the aim of producing certain forms of knowledge [ 19].

The Austrians were pleased to have restored what they saw as a certain proper order to the skiing world.

WASHINGTON — Impatient and discouraged by what they see as a certain detachment by President Obama on their issues, gay rights supporters took to the streets Sunday in the largest demonstration for gay rights here in nearly a decade.

"This is storytelling, with the blood-pulse of lived gossip," Wood writes, but what is not made clear, perhaps understandably, is that he is praising the first, Irish section in contrast to what he sees as a certain inauthenticity in the second (which is now not lived gossip but "learned gossip").

If the migration process associated with these costs is seen as an investment, a certain return from it may be expected.

Surely this will be seen as a relief in certain living rooms.

It's going to make you feel so much better.' " Once it was seen as a blessing in certain circles to have a wealthy, powerful partner who would leave you alone with the credit card while he was busy brokering deals.