Sentence examples for World regarded from inspiring English sources

I had asked her to guess how other people in the art world regarded her.

At the time of the 1999 coup, the world regarded him as a usurper and shunned his country as a pariah.

A quarter of a century after his documentary "Shoah" transformed the way the world regarded the Holocaust, the film is about to be re-released in the United States — an event he welcomes as long overdue.

While the public all over the world regarded him as a kind of sage, he knew that his fellow physicists — especially younger ones — saw him as eccentric or even senile.

Founded in 1925, it is one of the most influential magazines in the world — regarded for its great writing, rigorous reporting, and sophisticated coverage of news and culture, nationally and internationally.

In the west, however, liberty of expression proved essential to the economy; it has become a sacred value in our secular world, regarded as so precious and crucial to our identity that it is non-negotiable.

"Naturally, the world regards us as terrorists," he said then.

"The rest of the world regards Britain as being a little odd," Professor Waddington said.

This is land which Israel has annexed but which the rest of the world regards as occupied Palestinian territory.

Dubai World regards it as a sign of good faith and of MGM's commitment to the CityCenter project".

Whereas the outside world regards China's rulers as all-powerful, the rulers themselves detect threats at every turn.