Sentence examples for be widely considered from inspiring English sources

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Soon the malady came to be widely considered a personality disorder or something that sufferers brought upon themselves.

Were that true, it would — like Nixon's use of the Internal Revenue Service against his critics — be widely considered an affront to the nation's democratic values.

Derek's new awareness of failures of technology should be widely considered - philosophically and ethically as well as mechanically and politically - and by children as well as adults.

That last part was a joke but Benteke has scored 12 goals in as many games and will be widely considered as the most serious threat to Arsenal's hopes of winning a record 12th FA Cup.

It would, at least, be interesting to ask them how it felt to be widely considered, by conspiracy theorists, to be the hidden hands behind the Oklahoma City bombing.

Around the middle of the last century, alcoholism began to be widely considered a disease: it was recognized that some proportion of the population was genetically susceptible to the effects of drinking.

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Jerry Rice is widely considered to be the greatest wide receiver in the history of the National Football League.

This is widely considered unrealistic.

Health-service delivery is widely considered woeful.

The campaign was widely considered a debacle.

Mr. Maduro is widely considered the favorite.

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