Sentence examples for viewed as somewhere from inspiring English sources

The Frenchman is viewed as "somewhere between a witness and an accused person" according to the Attorney General Michael Lauber.

But it's striking in journalism how this affects content – local London stories being treated as topics of national interest, Port Talbot being viewed as somewhere just outside Mars, an awful lot of quinoa – so it seems improbable that it doesn't in TV and film too.

"We are unconvinced that higher education should be viewed as merely somewhere for people to pick up training for work.

Author's response: Goods are generally viewed as being somewhere along the gradient from one extreme to the other extreme and the neat classification of goods is often not possible in reality.

He spent his days in a sheltered workshop now viewed as exploitative, but then somewhere he and his colleagues could earn some money to spend on things that made them feel less excluded.

The crucial point for this paper is that memory must be viewed as embodied, rather than rooted somewhere in the brain.

When an older person goes into a care home they want to view that as somewhere there'll be left in peace to live their life and not having worry and anxiety that they could have to move.

The answer is somewhere in the middle: It's often viewed as a family outing.

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Clearly, although every business has to start from somewhere, the prospects for growth in this area are viewed as being significant.

But somewhere along the way, as pensions vanished and 401 k)'s took hold, investing in stocks for retirement was viewed as a manageable risk.