Sentence examples for seen as outside from inspiring English sources

Meagher and Stodden are both seen as outside bets at 16/1.

Employers are increasingly looking for skills hitherto seen as outside the explicit remit of universities, such as team-working, interpersonal skills and corporate awareness.

Russia is Assad's most influential ally and the regime's main arms supplier, and China opposes any action seen as outside interference in a sovereign nation's internal affairs.

His writings influenced James Joyce, according to the literary critic and biographer Richard Ellmann, and, although Moore's work is sometimes seen as outside the mainstream of both Irish and British literature, he is as often regarded as the first great modern Irish novelist.

Even after 50 plus years of youth culture in love with graffiti and Street Art these artists and their practice are seen as outside the proper curriculum of many universities with art programs and museums have arduous internal debates about supporting exhibitions that are dedicated to Street Art and graffiti specifically.

"The really negative social stigma that is put on people who are prostitutes or people who are viewed as prostitutes and our customers extends to other people that are sexual who are seen as outside the bounds of what is OK.

The mayor, predictably, is indignant over what she sees as outside interference.

Some in the village, which has been hunting the mammals for 400 years, resent what they see as outside interference in their lives.

Their main claim is that humans, like other animals, are predisposed to coalition-building: in order to best protect ourselves, we coöperate with those we see as within our coalition, and we fight those we see as outside it.

Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, who was there on Wednesday, inveighed against those he saw as outside agitators, first on Twitter and then standing with other local leaders in front of a growing shrine to Mr. Gray on East 55th Street and Church Avenue.

What these moves show is that Citrix is in the midst of a pivot where it is trying to shed products that it sees as outside of its core mission, while making the occasional acquisition to augment that mission.