Sentence examples for was most often seen from inspiring English sources

She was most often seen without makeup and wearing jeans and simple shirts.

Another well-known class had a type of red, or flambé, glaze and was most often seen in flowerpots, bulb bowls, elegant shallow dishes, waterpots, and small boxes.

Until the 18th century, mental illness was most often seen as demonic possession, but it gradually came to be considered as a sickness requiring treatment.

The son of an antiques dealer, Mr Chappelow was most often seen wearing an RAF gabardine mackintosh tied with string and riding a 1940s motorbike around the north London suburb.

Although she was most often seen on television, she also appeared in several major movies, including "Desk Set," "David and Lisa" and "The Buddy Holly Story," in which she played Holly's mother.

Aside from occasional use as a dye, the ore was most often seen as trash — its German name, Pechblende, meant "bad-luck rock," Zoellner says — and silver miners who found the greasy gray uranium dirt just left it in piles nearby.

Pop art is most often seen as a boys' club.

Scarlet fever can affect people of all ages, but it is most often seen in children.

Unlike those images, though, the kiss is most often seen as a moment of joy.

And the players he's most often seen with are at an equal level on their instruments -- people like Mark Turner and Chris Potter.

In fact, it is John McCain who is most often seen with a Starbucks cup in his hand.