Sentence examples for seen as a continuation from inspiring English sources

At the time, his appointment was seen as a continuation of David Cameron's compassionate Conservatism agenda.

Instead 'more of the same' is generally being seen as a continuation of the country's problems".

In many ways, Ohe's T can be seen as a continuation of the work he's done with those musicians.

This ruling could be seen as a continuation of its decision on the Maastricht Treaty, which established the EU.

The controversy is seen as a continuation of a vendetta that began 18 months ago between Hamilton and his rival Fernando Alonso.

The development has been widely celebrated in criminal-justice circles and seen as a continuation of Californians' repudiation of the tough-on-crime age.

It set forth his philosophy of pragmatic skepticism, which he saw as a continuation of John Dewey's philosophy of pragmatism.

The 48-year-old Lisbon-based artist's first solo London show, which I see as a continuation of the Swiss exhibition, is marked by its reticence, its understatement.

But he also delivered a warning of his own against any attempt to use violence, or the threat of violence, to derail his peacemaking plans -- which he sees as a continuation of the work of his mentor, Mr. Rabin.

At the sparsely populated Cross Keys Diner in Republican-heavy Adams County, Pa., 83-year-old Leo Lunger, who works for his son-in-law's carwash and concrete businesses, expressed disgust for Mr. Obama's bailout plan and what he sees as a continuation of Clinton-era policies.

At worst, these people are tilting towards a broad scale frustration at what they see as a continuation of a political culture beholden to the financial industry.  .