Sentence examples for regarded by one from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine a public sculpture of a hero today that would not be regarded by one faction or another as partisan.

The exhibition - regarded by one critic as "one of the most distinguished shows ever planned for Burlington House", whose cancellation was evidence of a "quiet corporate takeover" - was, according to the RA, "judged to be too expensive in the context of the academy's budget for the year".

Cross-checking of items (e.g. CTG interpretation) with another clinician was regarded by one participant to be good professional practice.

In terms of the content of HIAs, interestingly the importance of incorporating indirect health dimensions when assessing impacts was regarded by one participant; "…calculating mortality isn't enough.

(Sarah) The TONI was used least out of the matrices tests, but highly regarded by one psychologist who was very practiced in its use.

The final decision was however regarded by one informant as being a political one: Civil society wants it to be a professional cadre you know?

Local clinics offering genetic counselling were regarded by one-third as very useful.

The Third Man, released on September 2 , 1949 is regarded by many as one of the greatest cinema classics of all time. 1 It was directed by Carol Reed (1949) and based on a screenplay by Graham Greene (who published a novel version in 1950), while the cast involved celluloid celebrities such as Alida Valli, Trevor Howard and Orson Welles.

There are of course exceptions, a major one being Ulysses S Grant, whose memoirs are regarded by many as one of the finest pieces of literature produced in 19th-century America, while his presidency is usually ranked as being among the most corrupt and incompetent in US history.

Ellison's first — and only completed — novel, the 1952 surrealist epic "Invisible Man," is now regarded by many as one of the ur-texts on urban black masculinity.

It's difficult to give up on such potential, and however regarded by teammates, no one disputes the talent.