Sentence examples for considered a world from inspiring English sources

Before then the United States was considered a world apart from corrupt European imperialists.

Had it worked, it would have been considered a World Cup option.

Technically, Radcliffe's time is now considered a "world best" instead of a "world record".

By the 21st century, salsa was considered a world beat, a variety of music and dance performed throughout the world.

Violence has plunged in recent years, relegating what was once considered a world murder capital to number 27, between Kingston and New Orleans, according to one ranking.

The 18-year-old Hungarian grandmaster made an even score in this elite competition in which almost every player was considered a world championship aspirant.

Today, he's considered a world-class cellist.

Tawadros is considered a world-leading oud player and composer, and has won three Aria awards.

Still, there is a long road ahead before Harbin can be considered a world-class musical city.

That is a stark contrast with the previous chairman, Jay H. Walder, a reform-minded technocrat considered a world-class transit steward.

But the Summer Games it will have to be, leaving all of Boston to wonder: What on earth is dressage, and do we really need synchronized swimming to be considered a world-class city?