Sentence examples for viewed as going from inspiring English sources

Realizing benefits from mindfulness requires formal training, which can be viewed as going to the gym for the mind.

From Mr. Repetto's research note, published on Wednesday: "We believe the success of MF Global will ultimately be Mr. Corzine's legacy and whether he's viewed as going out 'on top or not,' and we suspect he is aware of the same".

Doing Sky TV was seen as very in vogue but it quickly became known as a poisoned chalice – as a pundit you were expected to be entertaining and opinionated and yet, if you spoke your mind and criticised a player, it was viewed as going against the football fraternity.

The other alternative [see the section on Option Value and Hierarchy of Variation] might be viewed as going to the other extreme.

Just like the coalescent, it is best viewed as going back in time.

When we are strong enough to express unpopular opinions or opinions that others view as going against the societal or cultural norms, we put ourselves squarely at risk.

According to one respondent "What I view as going to be key in driving engagement is a personalized, actionable, insightful experience.

He and Sharif met in Lahore in June 2008 to discuss Musharraf's removal and the constitutional amendments, which the PML-N viewed as not going far enough to fulfill the Murree declaration.

There will always be a few payment types that we view as go-to methods for purchasing things, and credit cards are most likely on their way out as one of those payment types.

Tressel's case will be an interesting test for the N.C.A.A., which, since Mark Emmert became president last fall, has been widely viewed as having gone easy on programs with N.C.A.A. rules problems.

But, St. Edmund said, she was mostly viewed as a go-go dancer and not taken seriously for roles.