Sentence examples for considered a groundbreaking from inspiring English sources
Considered a groundbreaking exemplar of documentary photography upon its publication in 1972, "Suburbia" later went out of print, dropping off the radar in much the same way its creator did.
The city's Board of Education has taken a first step in what is considered a groundbreaking plan to make students, teachers and parents more accountable for success in the schools.
Mrs. Schecter's 1982 book, "Women and Male Violence: The Visions and Struggles of the Battered Women's Movement," a history and analysis of early efforts against domestic violence, is considered a groundbreaking work.
De Lucía's 1972 release El duende flamenco de Paco de Lucía was considered a groundbreaking album in the flamenco community.
In 1998, then-President Fidel Castro also dropped by in what was considered a groundbreaking gesture by a government that officially for years was atheistic and did not encourage free religious observance.
This week, it introduced what it considers a groundbreaking new product: a tablet with a touch screen!
Many consider this a groundbreaking moment for female troops, but women have already served with elite combat units.
Mr. Shorter, about to release a new album with his quartet ("Without A Net," on Blue Note), played groundbreaking music with the Miles Davis quintet and Weather Report; he's still considered a standard-bearer in jazz as we know it.
It can be hard to watch something considered "groundbreaking" a decade later.
NFL 2K was considered an outstanding launch game for its high-quality visuals and "insightful, context-friendly, and, yes, even funny commentary", while NFL 2K1 featured groundbreaking online multiplayer earlier than its chief competitor, EA's Madden NFL series.
Considering Hannibal was a groundbreaking (and controversial and downright surprising) choice for traditional cable thanks to its graphic imagery, it's arguably the perfect series for cable or streaming services like Netflix, Amazon or Hulu.
