Sentence examples for regarded as an example from inspiring English sources

The mansion home of architect Christopher Tunnard is now regarded as an example of modern queer architecture.

Once regarded as an example of enlightened African leadership, Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, is currently something of an international pariah.

Brighton's beach is regarded as an example of best practice when it comes to preventing tragedies of the type that took place about 50 miles away on the Sussex coast this week.

Completed in 1983, the initially controversial estate is now widely regarded as an example of postwar architectural ideals put into successful practice – but part of it has already been replaced.

Family friends, like the one whom Margaret regarded as "an example of how, given enough vanity and money, you could make your face look like a junior-high sewing project," can't hide their self-serving motives from this bright and caustic girl.

Although his most famous catchphrase – "Nice to see you, to see you nice!" – could be regarded as an example of the generally low ambition of his patter, it also cleverly planted twice at the start of each show the quality that fans most frequently cite as the key to his appeal: niceness.

Influenza NA inhibitor development is regarded as a classical example of structure-based drug design and the continued structural analysis of influenza NAs has contributed greatly to the design and evaluation of effective anti-influenza agents.

Lord Coe also praised the work of Disability Sport Wales, which he regards as an example of best practice for the rest of the UK to follow.

This can be regarded as an important example of 'social learning by doing'.

It is regarded as an early example of found art in Singapore.

Highly regarded as an innovative example of a "live" jazz recording, the Black Hawk sessions were reissued on CD in augmented form years later.