Sentence examples for viewed as wanting from inspiring English sources

The governor is widely viewed as wanting a cabinet-level position if Mr. Bush is re-elected.

The whole point of the article that HD is being launched on the TV SERVICE, which has NOTHING to do with the internet type or speed, and is NOT subject to throttling, so as much HD content can be viewed as wanted without caps.

Photos can be viewed as long as you want and videos loop until you drag the current one away to permanently delete it and reveal the next beneath it until you've viewed them all.

You don't want to get viewed as sad.

They don't want to be viewed as evil, they want to be a lot of what drove them to become billionaires was a sense, that they would be a benefactor of some sort, and so they're ready to give it away.

Whedon came under attack last year for the romance between Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow and Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner/Hulk in "Avengers: Age of Ultron". The two shared an emotional exchange in the film, with both characters lamenting their inability to have children, and Black Widow was viewed by some as wanting a rather trite, domesticated life.

They're not viewed as guys who want to grow and mature and get their education.

The friendships can, on the one hand, be viewed as rich, successful guys wanting to hang out with each other — and C.E.O.'s wanting to rub up against a sports figure.

"We don't view all Shia as wanting to achieve an Islamic revolution inside of Iraq.

But if Computer Associates wants to be viewed as a reborn company, it might want to consider the appearances.

"Of course, there are a lot of Republicans who are not going to like the new bill, but we don't want to be viewed as intolerant and we don't want to be viewed as nasty.