Sentence examples for a figure considered from inspiring English sources

At the front sat the 17th Karmapa Lama, third-ranking leader in Tibetan Buddhism — a figure considered almost a god by many Tibetans.

In a week when the dead number 60,000 in Syria – a figure considered an underestimate by the UN body that produced it – it can seem like displacement activity to speak of any other topic in the region.

The proposed spending plan calls for a deficit equal to 2.4percentt of gross domestic product, a figure considered way too high for a country whose total government debt equals 131percentt of G.D.P., more than double the eurozone limit.

Domestic box-office receipts are likely to reach 1 billion rupees, or $19 million, a figure considered the gold standard for blockbusters in Bollywood, and unusual for an original (or, in this case, somewhat original) film.

Stars past and present from within the sport have paid tribute to a figure considered rugby union's first superstar, with Jonny Wilkinson describing his former opponent as a "fabulous human being".

Utilities, regulators and energy advocates haggled for months to reach the 2.4 percent annual reduction goal, a figure considered to be close to the upper limit of what can be achieved annually through such programs.

Instead of focusing on drying the outline of a figure, consider it as multiple shapes that can be connected.

The 2000 census reported that 594,000 households in the United States were headed by same-sex partners, a figured considered by some experts to be conservative.

It was the second time in less than a week that the country buried a public figure considered a symbol of his time.

But Mr. Ruto is also one of the prime suspects in the post-election violence, a divisive figure considered by many Kenyans to be an ethnic warlord.

Bermudez has been a controversial figure, considered too right-wing by some contras and ineffective by some.