as such

Idioms  

1. In itself, as in The job as such was easy, but required a lot of time . [Mid-1600s]

2. In that capacity, as in In the director's absence the assistants, as such, were in charge . [c. 1700]

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Example Sentences

Gellar is television royalty, and as such, fans will watch her in just about anything.

From Salon

It wasn't a burden as such, but an unnecessary weight of expectation.

From BBC

Some other pledges throw forward to the future, and are as such difficult to evaluate right now.

From BBC

Limbic’s products aren’t considered medical devices, and so can’t be regulated as such, Harper said, adding that Limbic is engaging with the Food and Drug Administration and won’t shy away from regulation.

From The Wall Street Journal

“If it quacks like a duck, it’s probably sports betting and it ought to be regulated as such.”

From MarketWatch