Sentence examples for become viewed by from inspiring English sources

There is evidently a perception issue when it comes to vocational education; it has become viewed by some as a second-tier offering.

Since then, Spanish has — over time — become viewed by many in the United States almost exclusively as an immigrant language due to the millions of immigrants who have come in recent decades from Latin America.

There is a certain irony in this, seeing as Labour, under the socialist leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, has become viewed by many pundits and voters as an implausible party of government.

Intended to streamline the entry of lower-risk products to the marketplace, DSHEA has since become viewed by some as having unleashed a deluge of relatively unregulated pharmacologically active products onto unwary consumers.

But after fighting six wars with the state under Saleh's rule between 2004 and 2010 they increasingly became viewed by the Saudis as a proxy for the Tehran government.

Both "scalps," as O'Keefe refers to them, drew new attention to a campaign that had become viewed very skeptically by political reporters.

He increasingly became viewed, particularly by intellectuals, as a man who had refused to bend with the political winds and who had paid the price.

ʿAlī and the successive imams, who are believed by Shīʿism to be the sole possessors of secret insights into the Qurʾān given them by Muḥammad, under Neoplatonic influences of the 9th 10th centuries ad became viewed as men illumined by the Primeval Light, God, and as divinely appointed and preserved from sin.

Chilembwe became viewed as an "unproblematic" hero by many of the country's people.

Following Rabearivelo's suicide by cyanide poisoning in 1937, he became viewed as a colonial martyr.

By Robert Hillyer The New Yorker, July 3 , 1954P. 26 The glorious Fourth is tamed and has become View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum By Doreen St. Félix.