Sentence examples for seen to win from inspiring English sources

Your objective is to achieve change for your beneficiaries, not to be seen to win.

The more immediate one is to win – and be seen to win – his argument with the unions over the party link.

Miliband is the clear favourite to succeed Brown, but his comments about a "genuine contest" suggest he is keen to be seen to win it on merit.

Male bonding is seen to win out, notwithstanding a downward spiral of a narrative that puts all four characters on the rack and lands two of them — guess which ones? — at the YMCA.

They play to win and to be seen to win — in the boxing ring or on the soccer field, at the wheel of a car, on track and field, on the grass and clay and composite of tennis courts.

Gentildonna's victory was the second of the night for a Japanese-trained horse as Just A Way, who beat Gentildonna by four lengths in a Grade One last October, produced one of the most impressive performances Meydan has seen to win the Dubai Duty Free over nine furlongs.

Say what you see to win a prize.

The reformers are at last seen to be winning.

This was affirmed within Nixon's review: "Staff see themselves as needing to be seen to 'win' situations with young people".

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