Sentence examples for seen as great from inspiring English sources

The writers are seen as great role models.

Schools and schooling were seen as great instruments of socioeconomic development.

At the turn of the 20th century, ragtime was seen as great evil.

I figured a year wasn't too long, and he was divorced (read: willing to marry in the first place), which in Southern California is seen as great potential for commitment.

These days, the original Prunes are gigging again, and the Axelrod albums (there was a second, equally epic effort called Requiem for an Oath) are seen as great albums in their own right but, Jesus, that must have hurt.

I'm sure the pictures will sell for a packet anyway, and if the critics are rude – I jolly well hope they are – the buyers need only be reminded of Van Gogh, rejected by all in his time, now seen as great.

"The risks are suddenly seen as much greater for Japanese pension funds," he said.

Investors who trade bonds demand higher spreads when the risk of default is seen as greater.

But the risk to the campaign of a manual count was clearly seen as greater than the perception that both sides were reduced to legal squabbling.

Female and estrogen-treated male mice show greater resistance to pneumococcal pneumonia, seen as greater bacterial clearance, diminished lung inflammation, and better survival.

These difficulties were seen as greater in patients with LTCs other than those with cancer because they may not realise just how serious their illness is.