Sentence examples for was as something from inspiring English sources

His only experience in photography was as something less than an assistant, more like a busboy, in the ramshackle studio of a village photographer, C. S. Mavuso.

The most common view of 'public health' was as something that is delivered by the government for example, by a health department at county or state level.

If it survives, it will be as something different.

Carax's reputation is as something of a wild child, in the Kaspar Hauser sense.

"They see it for what it is, as something that is going to help them in their lives".

And for sure we view it is as something we could do for Japan to help after this awful tragedy.

If, then, there is a past, it must be as something present, something active in us now" (Obras, 5: 40, 55; 6: 33).

Andy Egan (2008) likewise argues that delusions should be understood as 'bimaginations', that is, as something in between belief and imagination.

The match was treated just as it should be: as something normal.

"As recently as 1950, the only reference I could find to huitlacoche was as 'something eaten by Indians,' and as such it wasn't worth discussing," Dr. Pilcher said.

It is being oversold as something it is not".