Sentence examples for time treated from inspiring English sources

Darwinians at the time treated people as isolated products of competition.

His heroine this time, treated to more intimate-scale mayhem than usually greets his detective Alex Cross, is Lindsay Boxer, San Francisco homicide inspector.

Teta Jozefina and Čika Martin, who had two teen-age children at the time, treated me like their own grandchild to this day, my mother believes that they spoiled me for life.

Just recently, Gary Ross's "Seabiscuit" made itself vulnerable to both kinds of carping: the film simplified Laura Hillenbrand's sweeping racetrack pageant, but at the same time treated it with too much reverence.

It's a potent neurotoxicant: the expression "mad as a hatter" emerged in the 19th century because hat makers of the time treated fur with mercury compounds, and often suffered nerve and mental damage as a result.

Cyanobacteria resemble the eukaryotic algae in many ways, including morphological characteristics and ecological niches, and were at one time treated as algae, hence the common name of blue-green algae.

I wish they spent less time assessing the kids and predicting their descent and a bit more time treating them.

"Fibromyalgia is so common, and we have such a difficult time treating it effectively.

To qualify for loan forgiveness, she would have to spend 80 percent of her time treating cows and oxen.

Mathias has also saved lives in both India and South China, where she spent time treating leprosy patients.

His exuberant sense of humour led him to use extravagant Romantic effects and at the same time treat them ironically.