Sentence examples for widely treated from inspiring English sources

No personal confession or revelation impends here, but these feelings in old folks are widely treated like a raunchy secret.

Use of "colonists" brings charges of anti-Semitism, however, while "settlers," which is at least equally partisan, is widely treated as a neutral descriptive term.

The paper has the discomfiting consequence of raising questions about the accuracy of the Fed's Survey of Consumer Finances, widely treated as an authoritative source.

The outgoing Social Democrat prime minister, Jiri Paroubek, cannot form a government on his own (even with the hardline Communists, who are widely treated as political outcasts).

Southerners had added a ban on sex discrimination to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as a way to mock the bill, and at first it was widely treated as a joke.

It has arisen in response to the unredressed killing of black people by the police, and is all the more pertinent when those killings are, in media and politics alike, widely treated with a shrug.

No film as egregiously racist as "Birth of a Nation" would be released so widely, and treated as a mainstream hit, today.

A drug used widely to treat alcoholism worked no better than sugar pills for long-term heavy drinkers, a new study finds.

But it is still used widely to treat horses.

EPO is used widely for treating anemia of critical illness or anemia induced by chemotherapy.

Some leading infectious disease experts have been calling for experimental treatments to be offered more widely to treat the disease.