Sentence examples for seen as lands from inspiring English sources

Many critics say even that strategy may fail, as Japan is increasingly incapable of competing for foreign brainpower, not only against the United States and Western Europe, but also against South Korea and China, which are seen as lands of far greater opportunity.

The contention and cause for the schism was her support for a company with a factory located in the West Bank, an area Israelis see as land won in war, and the Palestinians see as an occupied territory.

Conservative ideologues have hatched a ballot measure which they see as landing a decisive blow against the progressive movement: the Orwellian "Paycheck Protection" initiative, more accurately known as "Paycheck Deception".

The spaces behind and in front of the curtains might be seen as the lands of the dead and the living.

For years the U.S. has been seen as the land of opportunity, the country where dreams come true.

The United States was once seen as a land of broad consensus and pragmatic politics.

America has always seen itself, and has been seen, as the land of progress, pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

The Upper East Side, often seen as the land of ladies who lunch, has book tastes more befitting homebodies who cook.

I think we have seen as much land as might serve all the people in Britain uncultivated and covered with wood.

In Communist times, mountainous Georgia with its traditions of wine and good food was seen as a land of mythic abundance.

China has long been seen as the land of copycats, with open market bins of bootleg DVDs, counterfeit fashion and blatant technology infringement.