Sentence examples for was quickly seen from inspiring English sources

A grassroots protest was quickly seen off.

Osborne entered Parliament in 2001, and he was quickly seen as a rising star.

Regardless, it was quickly seen as retaliation against Iran and Hezbollah, Iran's ally, for supporting the Syrian government.

The film was quickly seen, at the time of its release, to present a repellently indifferent and instrumentalizing view of race relations and the politics surrounding them.

By 2001, when Councilwoman Mary Pinkett was forced out because of term limits, Mr. Davis was quickly seen as the front-runner in a seven-candidate primary.

Being articulate I was quickly seen as a potential preacher in the breakaway church that I eventually spent four years of my life in.

He has a slight beard, but the resemblance is quickly seen.

Children with underlying neurological problems should be quickly seen by a doctor if they run a fever.

"The gear is tended, so any fish that you do catch is quickly seen and brought into the boat for sale or quickly released" alive, he said.

Such views were quickly seen as premature.

"And of course because of the uncontrolled rise of mass immigration and the rise of communitarianism [identity politics] where the French authorities were quickly seen as an enemy, and where socialists and communists used, and were used by, immigrants.