Sentence examples for widely cast from inspiring English sources

The letter, widely cast as signifying a "rebellion," complains about the agency's "unbridled advocacy of CO2 being the major cause of climate change".

Solnit goes on to give alternative interpretations of some of the images and events that have been widely cast in a negative light.

WHILE the show's widely cast net captures a varied universe of musicians, it's the musical adventurers eager to sail a variety of waters who turn up most frequently.

Warner, widely cast as the central villain of the drama in the Cape Town Test match against South Africa last March, plays his first match in the new Indian Premier League season today for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Today, the House of Representatives will take up GOP Rep. Fred Upton's proposal to "fix" Obamacare by undermining it, and the vote is being widely cast on a referendum on whether Dems will continue distancing themselves from the law.

The Yukos affair has been widely cast as a struggle between the two factions vying for political control under Mr. Putin and, some say, for the future of Russia itself.

Video footage of children in cages and stories of parents unable to locate their children have circulated widely, casting a new dimension of dread and uncertainty among Central American migrants passing through Mexico.

Life, the Universe, and Every Little Thing: If there's water in the heavens, the inevitable metaphysics at work here tell us that we are not alone in the universe, and that life is a widely-cast phenomenon.

This "whitewashing" casting trend is now widely considered dated at best and offensive at worst.

Ascriptions of happiness could be relatively uninformative if they cast their net too widely.

The disqualification of so many candidates threatened to undermine a national election that has widely been cast as another test of Iraq's nascent democracy.