Sentence examples for has seen itself from inspiring English sources

Ever since its foundation, the United States has seen itself as a chosen or exceptional nation.

Few nations have mastered this better than Canada, which for decades has seen itself as a kinder, gentler counterpart to the United States.

Since independence, Pakistan has seen itself as a haven for Muslims, and has resented that Muslim-dominated Kashmir was awarded to India after the British left because of a last-minute decision by its Hindu maharajah.

In the past, Yahoo has seen itself as a neutral aggregator of information from the widest range of sources rather than a partner with this sort of deeper and narrower alliance.

For decades, Britain has seen itself as a postindustrial society, reliant on the provision of services to create jobs that are often vulnerable to layoffs and rapid turnover of staff, bereft of the union-backed protections of the old-time factory floor.

For years, Glasgow has seen itself as the "anti-Edinburgh," its starchy neighbor about an hour's drive away, but as the city has evolved into a gentrified metropolitan area of 2.5 million over the last decade, it's slowly turned away from its roots.

It doesn't get, that in order to be beloved as camp, one has see itself as such in 2018, and The Meg, with all its deep-sea Megalodon crap, doesn't identify itself as this.

For years, Denmark had seen itself as an inconsequential backwater, and ambition had dwindled accordingly.

"The tobacco industry is famous for having seen itself as a manufacturer of two different products," he said, "tobacco and doubt".

By midyear the army, which for more than half a century had seen itself as responsible for the preservation of a secular state and society, had taken control of the nation's political life.

Margaret Thatcher premised her market revolution on an image of the country as it might have seen itself in the 1950s, while Tony Blair always seemed to be on the brink of addressing us as fellow Americans.