Sentence examples for commonly viewed from inspiring English sources

Patients who use their positions to identify problems or to complain are commonly viewed as difficult.

"Technological advancements are commonly viewed as increasing productivity," the economists write.

The Soviet collapse of 1989-91 is commonly viewed as a further triumph for western ideas.

Washington is commonly viewed as the most intelligently beautiful — the most European — of large American cities.

As Moran nicely puts it, the road is "the most commonly viewed and least contemplated landscape in Britain".

Marriage, as it is commonly viewed in society, is more than just a legal contract.

Regardless, private equity is commonly viewed as the world of New York finance.

Movie attendance had fallen dramatically, and television was commonly viewed as the culprit.

American and Chinese films, the latter with English subtitles, are commonly viewed.

Commonly viewed as the frontline of the development grind, it supposedly is where noble humanitarians carry out the real work.

In a country most commonly viewed through the narrow prism of its politics, food is a wonderful vehicle for discovery.