Sentence examples for viewed as true from inspiring English sources

In general, however, in the popular piety of the Greeks, the myths were viewed as true accounts.

"The key conceptual point is probably whether the transactions would have been viewed as true hedges under the final version of the Volcker Rule," Douglas J. Elliott, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, wrote on Monday.

"The Iraqis were not viewed as true jihadists, and there was doubt amongst the senior Al Qaeda leadership on the depth of Saddam's commitment to destroy Israel and further the cause of cleansing the Holy Land of infidel influences or presence".

As a result, they should be viewed as true "last resort" options – but in most cases, even these flawed options would be preferable to allowing the loans to fall behind or go into default.

Rather, the movement in many fundamentalist circles today to read the Bible as inerrant (an extreme form of literalism, in which every word of Bible is viewed as true) is a late development from the 19th century as a response to the chipping away at the historicity of the stories since the Enlightenment.

Across a network of papers, however, the barrier to the propagation of negative results biases claims as being viewed as true until proved false.

It is concluded that the measurement of the differential capacity may be viewed as a true spectroscopic probe for alkali metal insertions reactions.

Although he is not viewed as a true point guard, Robinson ranks among the best in the league by one measure.

VIII, § 4(2), of the 1936 order could have been viewed as a true market differential since its payment depended on delivery to a handler within a 40-mile zone from a producer beyond a 40-mile zone.

But analysts say such sales are still too small to measure and cannot yet be viewed as a true substitute for purchasing music on CD's, tapes or records.

Yet Henry's belief is plausibly viewed as being true merely because of luck.