Sentence examples for be regarded by future from inspiring English sources

Early 21st-century chemotherapy will be regarded by future doctors with the contempt today's doctors reserve for leeches.

"Not in memory of his part in a rebellion which perhaps may be regarded by future historians as the first foundation of an eventual Anglo-Saxon and Celtic consolidation," he said, "but as a testimony to our ungrudging and generous recognition of influence for good exerted on successive generations of British, as well as American people.

For sure, Bin Laden will be regarded by future historians as one of the major symbolic villains in modern history.

There is no doubt that stem cell-based therapies will be regarded by future generations as a landmark achievement of the twenty-first century.

Since his Commerce Clause language had nothing to do with the conclusion that the law was constitutional, it should and will be regarded-by future courts as interesting dicta, especially in light of Justice Ginsberg's withering dissent about "broccoli".

As he stole off into the night, the Karmapa could not have suspected that within days of his arrival in northern India he would be regarded by many as a possible future leader of the 100,000 exiled Tibetans, the potential temporal successor to the exiled ruler of Tibet, the Dalai Lama.

The Serbian politician gave Dessa his home telephone number and they often met for lunch or dinner at the Intercontinental Hotel in Belgrade.At this time Milosevic, who was also a banker with good connections in New York, was regarded by many in the west as a future reformer, who would modernise Yugoslavia.

Slaves were regarded by law as properties.

One gets the sense that the inhumanity of our prisons will be regarded with disbelief by future generations.

We took the view that this work might be regarded in the future as a masterpiece.

The anticipated term defined by the conditional expectation can be regarded as a predicted value of the future state.