Sentence examples for was always viewed from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s Japan, for all its faults, was always viewed as a democratic ally in Asia.

Coe, with his luxuriant hair and chiselled face, was always viewed as the Cliff Richard of sport, the clean-living son-in-law of mothers' dreams.

Mr. Saltsman was always viewed as something of a long shot, but his prospects dimmed after the disclosure that he had distributed the CD with the parody song.

Water was always viewed with some suspicion as a source of contagion, and later there were those, from Benjamin Franklin to W. C. Fields (names not often joined), who simply saw water as an abomination.

Earlier this year, the American economist James Galbraith, whose father, JK Galbraith, was a close friend of Kennedy, told me that "in our household Dr Strangelove was always viewed as a documentary".

But people close to the board's decision said Mr. Henderson was always viewed by directors as an interim chief executive who was chosen to provide continuity for the organization after Mr. Wagoner's departure.

Art is always viewed through the filters of its time.

BOSTON, Oct. 24 - Good luck is always viewed suspiciously here.

It is always viewed as Fire Island homeowners versus the environmental groups.

"They were always viewed as halves of the same system," he said.

"Of course, the arts are always viewed as something extra or optional or that we can do without".