Sentence examples for viewing itself from inspiring English sources

The question, he asked, is how long Turkey's military -- viewing itself as the defender of Turkey's secular identity -- will remain quiet.

But the Jewish majority, viewing itself as an unfortunate bastion of the west, looks at the bloodshed across the border as if it were on Mars.

Even worse, in viewing itself as the industry's biggest innovator, the company eschewed more incremental innovations that could have generated significant growth, including application software and consulting, which rivals have used to lock in customers.

Hitler was an Austrian, most of this city's Jews were expelled or killed during World War II, yet Austria -- abetted by the Allies -- spent most of the postwar years viewing itself "as the first victim of the Nazis".

The essence is not the scene depicted, but that which is not pictured: the act of viewing itself.

The media, for example, viewing itself through this lens, might understand it's been acting more like a parrot than a watchdog.

It views itself as having no role at all.

Taiwan views itself as independent in all but name.

Anti-Semitism never sees itself as a hatred; it views itself as a revelation.

At the time, the military viewed itself as the guarantor of the secular Constitution.

BRASÍLIA — Brazil's highest court has long viewed itself as a bastion of manners and formality.