Sentence examples for then seen as from inspiring English sources

Although these suggested there might be oil, further exploration was not then seen as profitable.

This may look small today, but it was then seen as a large amount of support.

The judiciary was then seen as an admirable branch of government.

Women are then seen as recipients of welfare, rather than contributors to society.

Indeed, Clark's work was applauded expressly because it lacked what was then seen as old-fashioned sentiment.

"USAid's funding to the Palestinian Authority is then seen as stabilising the situation – which is occupation – rather than improving it".

"You're then seen as a leader and get to be at the table framing all the rules".

The personal is then seen as the only guarantor of the real and desire for the authentic is everywhere.

They were also unhappy at being lumped in with the Strokes, then seen as saviours but now silent.

That's difficult to counter, because you are then seen as someone who lacks a sense of humour".

It was then seen as a crucial symbolic victory for both the YPG and the international coalition providing it with air support.