Sentence examples for seen as pursuing from inspiring English sources

Any woman of accomplishment becomes more acceptable if she can be seen as pursuing her ambitions, exercising her competence, in a feminine (wily, non-confrontational) way.

Mr. Bo, 63, was widely seen as pursuing a powerful spot in the new leadership before his career came apart after Mr. Wang fled to a United States consulate for more than 24 hours in February and claimed that Mr. Bo's wife had poisoned Mr. Heywood.

Mr. Lieberman said he welcomed the investigation because the more he was seen as pursued by the establishment, the more popular he became.

Based on these abstracts, the organisers developed a general structure for the sessions that would permit concurrent small groups to consider a set of themes that were seen as worth pursuing (box 1).

Increasingly they see America as pursuing its own interests, careless of the Afghan civilian population's well-being, and with little chance of success.

Stobbart's late complaint would probably have put her, along with many other women, into a class of rape cases traditionally seen as hard to pursue.

They tend to see Mr. Hersh as pursuing those in the operational heart of the intelligence agencies who feel things are going wrong.

For his part, Sharon saw the Americans as pursuing an overly ambitious agenda, seeking to use Lebanon to solve problems throughout the Middle East.

Given his stated aim to account for specific features of matter e.g., particular aggregation states, special forces one would think that such contingent features are a problem for empirical science not philosophy, since Kant sees the latter as pursuing knowledge that is, in various senses, necessary.

In this way, the disagreement over means could be seen as a cover for pursuing a very different end.

Now, say Mr. Harsha and others who are following student interests, there is a sense that computing science skills are increasingly being seen as a toolkit for pursuing a number of modern careers.