Sentence examples for show is considered from inspiring English sources

"Pepper No. 30," from 1930, hung in a central location in this show, is considered one of his masterpieces.

Ofcom did not consider the accuracy of the claims made in the Truthseeker programmes as the show is considered current affairs rather than news programming.

These days the cast is largely still working, a small victory in Hollywood, and the show is considered a modern classic.

The Chicago show is considered a prime testing ground for consumer sentiment, more so than its rivals in Detroit and New York.

(In its use of social media on the air and behind the scenes, the show is considered a leader among late-night programs).

Originally organized by Harald Szeemann, the Kunsthalle's director at the time, the show is considered the first major exhibition of what was then regarded as radical art.

The first show being considered is "Question Time," the BBC's long-running and sometimes fiery political talk show.

He also noted that the Carson "Tonight Show" was considered the point of entry for an entire generation of comedians.

It pains us that any aspect of the show was considered offensive, and I apologise for any hurt the skits caused".

The show was considered a sitcom, but like "All in the Family," it used comedy to take on serious and thorny issues -- alcoholism, drugs, infidelity.

The show was considered a sitcom, but like "All in the Family," it used comedy to take on serious personal issues and thorny social ones — alcoholism, drugs, infidelity.