Sentence examples for terms seeing from inspiring English sources

Borrowing from the Jewish tradition, Benjamin sometimes imagined this redemption as messianic; later in his career, he often cast it in Marxist terms, seeing redemption as revolution.

Mr. Selosse does not adhere to biodynamic viticulture, but he thinks of the vineyard in biodynamic terms, seeing it as a harmonious eco-system of plants, animals and micro-organisms.

Slate: A gravely obsessive Pepperidge Farm fan samples every variety of the label's cookies and emerges with alarming insights like this: "I don't quite understand how a Milano slice is really a Milano — it would seem an open-faced Milano would be a contradiction in terms, seeing as the sandwich structure of the original is the defining feature".

What our fellow citizens are waiting for are, in fact, practical changes that can be described in simple terms: seeing purchasing power increase and no longer needing to fear unemployment or relocation.

The resolution is couched in mild terms (see article).

Both have declined alarmingly in absolute terms (see chart).

The debate among the rescuers is how and on what terms (see article).

In the past 12 months they are still (just) up in nominal terms (see chart), but down in real terms.

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For a survey of current controversies on these terms, see Nuccetelli and Stewart 2009.

But let us begin by clarifying terms (see Lloyd 1992, 2001).