Sentence examples for seen as synonymous from inspiring English sources

Masculinity is often seen as synonymous with physical strength, which is hit hard when you start chemotherapy.

This question is seldom asked in the West, where democracy is often seen as synonymous with liberalism.

I find it depressing that being "in control" of immigration is seen as synonymous with "ending" immigration.

Honor is here seen as synonymous with decisiveness and forward-thinking clarity, while love is sluggish and nostalgic, dragging its victims into the past.

Henry Hu, professor of financial law at the University of Texas, cautions that the tribunal might not be seen as synonymous with the public interest.

Mourinho responded by saying that Spanish football, which he pointedly noted had come to be seen as synonymous with the Catalan club, had been "damaged" because he had "ended Barcelona's hegemony".

This may remind you of the kind of lobbying and backroom-dealing some see as synonymous with the EU.

These homie-sexuals even convinced themselves they could have sex with men without being "gay" -- a term they see as synonymous with being weak and womanly.

Kenya is now seen as almost synonymous with African technology and innovation.

Defeat of the Taliban insurgency has been seen as virtually synonymous with the defeat of Al Qaeda, even though much of Al Qaeda's organized capacities have been displaced to Pakistan.

Neither Iraq nor Afghanistan could possibly be mistaken for successes, and yet the neocons have succeeded in creating a political climate in which, as Engelhardt explains, war and security are somehow seen as being synonymous.