Sentence examples for sometimes treated as from inspiring English sources
Computer monitors are sometimes treated as peripherals.
The insanity clause ReprintsWitnesses are sometimes treated as suspects.
Vaughan Williams's "Sinfonia Antartica" is sometimes treated as if it were a simple film spinoff.
Torture is a felony, and is sometimes treated as a capital crime.
"But the knowledge that older people have is sometimes treated as if it has no value.
Thus, English, Swedish, and German are sometimes treated as Germanic dialects.
A recent report by Freedom House, a pro-democracy watchdog group based in New York, said that the Slovene news media "faced indirect political and economic pressure from the government and business interests" and that government officials sometimes treated journalists as if they were "the political opposition".
Specifically we examined errors in the cued-target task, when the animal sometimes treated nontargets as targets.
Birds from the Canary Islands are particularly distinctive having a black forehead, pink-buff underparts and a darker closed wing, and have been sometimes treated either as a subspecies of the common firecrest or as a different Regulus species altogether.
Czechs sometimes treated Slovaks as second-class citizens".I will never forget how when I visited Prague in 1984 and I went to a newspaper shop," said Mária Fraňová, 47, who works for the ministry of interior.
They sometimes treated her as if she were a domestic rather than a professor.
