Sentence examples for seen as an illustration from inspiring English sources

The large unsolicited bids for Rio and now for Potash are widely seen as an illustration of Mr. Kloppers' ambition and tenacity.

The large unsolicited bids for Rio and now for Potash are widely seen as an illustration of Mr. Kloppers's ambition and tenacity.

Malcolm's work can be seen as an extended illustration of this principle, a series of case studies in defeated amour-propre.

The nations' painful pas de deux is easily seen as a cautionary illustration of how cultural misunderstandings can separate even allies as close as the United States and Japan.

"For too long, fashion illustrators and their illustrations were seen as a secondary art form — rooted in the idea that decorative art, or art with function, is somehow lesser," Ms. Gray said.

The illustration should be seen as a continuum, where the pedagogical strategies placed to the left comprise a primary focus on teachers' own knowledge and acting; while the strategies described at the right end of this continuum comprise a focus on students' activity and understanding.

As the number of sites with strong impact is less than 50 for each model, the clusters of sites with high positive or negative correlation can be seen as the illustration of relatively weak impact sites playing in concert.

As the story is now, it's equally possible to see it as an illustration of the difficulty of facing up to fear.

"A modern understanding of the parable," the researcher concluded, "might see it as an illustration of how city conditions stand in the way of prayerfulness".

Is this merely the latest illustration of what some see as an out of control EU "nanny state?" After all, we have been assailed by endless reports about alleged "insanities" of Euro regulators.

For France, the conference presented a perfect opportunity to puncture what they saw as another illustration of Pax Americana.