Sentence examples similar to to view something as from inspiring English sources

If you are unable to view something you are about to do as what you "want to" do, then don't do it.

It's no secret that we have been socialized to fear women's power, to view it as something negative, something unattractive, something unlikable, and in some cases, something horrific.

Their absence, she said, is a reminder of the fear that most Chileans wish to view as something of a time gone by.

The solution is to view time as something you own rather than something that owns you.

However, the ones who have witnessed more than the casual violence happening around them tend to view it as something their toys need protection from rather than something they want to actively engage them in".

They also tend to view money as something to preserve rather than accumulate.

I would come to view Sonntag as something of a Zen sage of atmospheric conditions.

Younger workers, in contrast, tend to view work as something you do — anywhere, any time.

Managers tend to view emotions as something "soft" that can't really be measured.

HIAS came to view itself as something like an American Red Cross for Jews.

Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire mayor, said yesterday he wants people to view him as something other than, well, rich.