Sentence examples for being viewed through the from inspiring English sources

In Crewe and across the country, politics was suddenly being viewed through the prism of class.

Others simply object to every issue being viewed through the lens of race.

The spike in attacks is being viewed through the prism of ancient unresolved grievances, rather than recent reprisals.

Although most Victorian contests are being viewed through the frame of the Country Fire Association dispute, this suburban seat does not have a high number of CFA volunteers.

There's Kate Bush, like Bowie a student of mime artist Lindsay Kemp, attending the last Ziggy Stardust concert, and John Lydon's transformation from Sex Pistol to Public Image member being viewed through the lens of the genre that preceded punk.

In the French news media, the dispute over the site is being viewed through the prism of the war in Iraq: American support for Japan's candidacy in return for Tokyo's backing in Iraq.

One is viewed through; the other is held tight.

What grates is precisely how the crime is viewed through the lens of the offender.

School improvement should not be viewed through the lens of private profit but of public good.

Currently, questions about design at psychiatric care facilities are viewed through the prism of security.

"Everything we do is viewed through the prism of our perceived financial situation".