Sentence examples for had become viewed from inspiring English sources

They had become viewed, in the words of Theresa May, one of their few prominent women MPs, as the "nasty party".

Both "scalps," as O'Keefe refers to them, drew new attention to a campaign that had become viewed very skeptically by political reporters.

From store managers nationwide, they heard that years of cost-cutting meant Walmart had become viewed as a last-ditch option for employment — not the place that ambitious people might want to work.

Poker, in particular, has become viewed as a sort of athletic event, although the U.S. government still views online poker as a crime.

There is evidently a perception issue when it comes to vocational education; it has become viewed by some as a second-tier offering.

It means that business owners' decisions about something as innocuous as a holiday greeting have become viewed through a political lens that owners and managers wouldn't have considered before.

And with Democrats slowing the trade pact amid election-year pushback from labor unions, a critical Senate Foreign Relations Committee report this week concluded that the administration's Asia strategy has become viewed in the region as military-focused.

There is a certain irony in this, seeing as Labour, under the socialist leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, has become viewed by many pundits and voters as an implausible party of government.

It is only in recent years, with his groundbreaking plan to withdraw from Gaza, that he has become viewed as statesman, earning respect from all sides of the political spectrum.

You aren't being promoted because you have become viewed as someone who will lift himself up by pulling other people down.

Yet, somehow, in the city that benefits the most from their hard work, those nerds have become viewed as the jocks.