Sentence examples for seen not always from inspiring English sources
Afrikanerdom, in fact and fantasy, has been seen, not always fairly perhaps, as the dour face of a doom-laden, puritan people.
"I think it has been interesting in the last couple of months — I have seen, not always from journalists, but more awareness to look more closely at the coverage of her and say it seems she's held to a different standard," Palmieri said in the spin area of last night's CNN Democratic primary debate at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The latter saw, not always correctly, in plays such as Quartermaine's Terms, a lament for an old England that no longer existed.
Look closely at the pictures (if you can stand to) and you'll see, not always, but often enough, a perfectly tied hangman's knot.
The programme is especially popular in pubs and clubs, where the information can be seen if not always heard.
Seeing is not always believing.
What she sees is not always pretty.
WHAT you see is not always what you get.
But what people saw was not always the same.
Johnston said that what you see was not always what you get.
"With Branca, what you see is not always what you get.
