Sentence examples for treated something from inspiring English sources

The following analysis can be treated something like the statistics in the Daily Racing Form.

But knowing more about how tumors develop and sometimes reverse course might help doctors decide which tumors can be left alone and which need to be treated, something that is now not known in most cases.

The fact that it succeeds so gloriously is, in large part, down to its director, Tony Palmer, who treated something as ephemeral as pop with a seriousness it probably didn't deserve.

For over thirty years we've treated something as fact which is actually false.

The agreement also calls for improved training, recruitment and promotion practices and changes to how teenage inmates are treated, something the city had already begun tackling.

But if the patient has a bacterial illness and the aspirin masks the symptoms temporarily, you'll think you've treated something you haven't.

You can treat something as if it's serious and stay calm, and even remain optimistic.

Objectify: (verb) to treat something as a mere object, to deny its dignity.

But is it honest to treat something as a fair fight when the fix is in?

BW: No, it was for a very specific thing to treat something that was historically a problem for me and could be quite a serious problem for me.

He added: "It was for a very specific thing … to treat something that was historically a problem for me and could be quite a serious problem for me.