Sentence examples for were publicized as from inspiring English sources

The September Massacres made a profound impression abroad, where they were publicized as proof of the horrors of revolution.

While the alterations are relatively limited in the two-and-a-half-hour musical — the Puerto Rican members of the Sharks still speak a great deal of Spanish — such meaningful changes are somewhat unusual five months after a show's opening, especially in a production in which the Spanish lyrics were publicized as a sign that this was a different "West Side Story".

Unless the reason is publicized as widely as Slammer's attack was last weekend, chances are you will never know.

The second inauguration, which is being publicized as much more low-key than Obama's first star-studded event, will include more performers who will be announced in the coming weeks.

The current Simon tour has been publicized as a "farewell tour".

Panama" is being publicized as a crossbreeding of Beckett and Monty Python.

Though hardly secretive about his sexuality, Wong sometimes resented being publicized as gay, perhaps to spare his mother's feelings.

His meeting with Pablo Picasso in 1956 in Nice, France, was publicized as an artistic meeting between East and West.

This is hardly the only time in recent months that a settlement that is publicized as righting a wrong instead hands money to people who were never victimized.

Your name has been publicized as an atheist.' " Roy and Ahmed went anyway, staying at her family's house, not far from the city center.

It is disappointing that Dr. Shankle's work is publicized as the big event of the decade, when other progress has been made in neuroscience.