Sentence examples for deemed classic from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the period was one of great creativity; works now deemed classic that were produced in this period include Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica," Tang Xianzu's "The Peony Pavilion," Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West," and "The Golden Lotus," attributed to "The Scoffing Scholar of Lanling".

To somehow denigrate "The Sopranos" because it can't be deemed classic under Terry Teachout's restrictive definition of the term seems to miss the larger point: in the shared opinion of legions of viewers, "The Sopranos" certainly seems to be a classic, albeit one that happens to appear on television.

No, by and large, films deemed classics of the past remain classics today.

He wrote more than 200 papers, of which several from the 1960s are deemed classics.

He also found a Daum vase that he deemed "a classic," one that would go "well with the silver-and-black pieces of the period".

While each selection is deemed a classic of its kind, no attempt is made to filter out the kids' stuff from the erotica, the meditative memoir from the superhero slugfest, Palestine from Peanuts, Maus from Mickey Mouse.

Despite radiological and neuropathological features deemed as classic are acknowledged, PA may present a bewildering variety of microscopic features.

Despite radiological and neuropathological features deemed as classic are acknowledged, PA may present a bewildering variety of microscopic features, including a wide range of tissue patterns, most of which may be found within the same lesion.

Then a risky venture, the work is now deemed a modern classic.

city," in October, 2012, some critics immediately deemed it a classic.

Or of Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs," which she deemed "a fascist classic"?