Sentence examples for correctly seen as from inspiring English sources

East Timor was correctly seen as a special case.

Her portraits have been correctly seen as indebted to David Hockney, Alex Katz and Andy Warhol.

The attack on him was correctly seen as an assault on a symbol.

This set of resources and lesson plans helps students to understand what is correctly seen as one of the worst and most shocking episodes of the twentieth century.

The most obviously sensible solutions, such as registering guns like cars and licensing their owners like drivers, are universally and, alas, correctly seen as out of reach.

Corruption scandals were the immediate cause, but Mr. Fujimori would not have been so widely resented had he not stolen elections earlier in the year, and his ouster was correctly seen as just.

Most crucial of all is the time-bomb of Wilde's prison letter to Douglas, De Profundis, which was kept from Bosie by Wilde's 'devoted friend' Robbie Ross and which Murray correctly sees as Wilde's most 'destructive legacy' to Douglas.

What Wright correctly sees as the heart of meditation practice — the draining away of the stories we tell compulsively about each moment in favor of simply having the moment — is antithetical to the kind of evidentiary argument he admires.

He has used the many attacks on him – not least from the European commission – to justify what critics correctly see as a comprehensive attempt to undermine checks and balances, and remake the entire country in the image of one political party.

These forces would lead to what Myers correctly sees as a massive compromise: a complex of writing programs simultaneously satisfying students' needs and allowing thousands of writers to pursue, if only by fits and starts, their professional calling.

While he is no fan of John Hickenlooper, he loathes Tom Tancredo -- who he correctly sees as someone who first made a commitment to guarantee Maes would not win the race and then as someone who intensified his attacks on Maes in an effort to get him out of the race (because Tancredo soon far surpassed Maes in the polls and became the only viable competition for Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper).