Sentence examples for instead of being viewed from inspiring English sources

Instead of being viewed as an academic fraud, McLuhan is now widely celebrated as the man who prophesied both the Internet and its impact on society.

These days, instead of being viewed as a predator, Mr. Hogan increasingly finds himself welcomed as a partner — even as a potential savior.

Instead of being viewed as a rookie coach in an impossible situation, he was looked at as another veteran assistant unable to win games as a head coach.

In that sense, instead of being viewed as the flagship site for our schools, it should be seen as a national embarrassment".

Instead of being viewed as long-term economic stewards, he said, managers came to be seen as mainly as the agents of the owners — the shareholders — and responsible for maximizing shareholder wealth.

China's interest in the growing ports and roads and highways sector is limited by an imagined 'security threat' and India's development of its northeast, instead of being viewed as an investment avenue for Chinese firms, is perceived to challenge the historic sovereign claims of China.

"Today, I think instead of Harlem being viewed as a community, as a village, it is viewed as just another" business venture, said Walter J. Edwards, who opened his first business, a dry cleaner, in 1960, and later Full Spectrum, a real estate development company.

Instead of such stories being viewed as inconsequential, they are often journalism's chief currency.

Hence, instead of culture itself, which is increasingly being viewed as internally heterogeneous and dynamic [ 33], perspectives on medical research might be more reflective of the specific local context within any one country.

Instead Thomas is viewed as part of the modernism and romanticism movements, though attempts to pigeon-hole him within a particular neo-romantic school have been unsuccessful.

It is widely acknowledged that rurality is more than a geographical concept but instead should be viewed as a combination of social practices and structures [ 37].