Sentence examples for been viewed as both from inspiring English sources

The moor has been viewed as both bleak and romantic, but it is the gothic and the ghastly that tend to leave their mark.

"The Battle of Anghiari" has been viewed as both a monument to the passions of war and a passionate antiwar statement: men's faces savagely twisted, horses tearing at one another's flesh, one horse screaming in pain, like something out of a Renaissance "Guernica".

Recently microalbuminuria, which has been viewed as both a consequence or a defining feature of metabolic syndrome (13), has been shown to predict CAC progression (14).

Growth in emerging markets is viewed as both rapid and resource-intensive.

Longevity is viewed as both a blessing and a curse when discussing Smith's record chase.

God is viewed as both the material and efficient cause of the universe.

The piece can be viewed as both art and non-art, or two different audiences can watch it "with different eyes", according to Jankowski.

In the end, however, the play records an open verdict on Laing who is viewed as both original thinker and damaged messiah.

It's possible to be viewed as both a lightly humorous tragedy and a darkly tragic farce and comes the closest, out of all of Allen's films, to capturing the outspoken artist's true opinion of himself".

Given the timing, it is likely to be viewed as both a statement of principle as well as support for the president's position in the middle of a closely contested presidential campaign.

Increased accessibility of supervisors as a result of technology was viewed as both positive and negative.