Sentence examples for because it was regarded from inspiring English sources
The ostensibly unverifiable sentences of metaphysics and religion were exuberantly consigned to the dustbin, and logic itself escaped only because it was regarded as tautologous.
Senior Iraqi politicians had always avoided the US base, called Camp Victory, because it was regarded as the seat of the occupation.
"It was a show that most of the arts community were excited by when it started, because it was regarded as avant garde.
"The suggestion that Britain did not use torture during world war two and in the immediate aftermath, because it was regarded as 'ineffective', is a mythology that has been successfully propagated for decades," he said.
In contrast, sociological institutionalism argues that hierarchy became widespread not so much because it is functional but because it was regarded as an appropriate way to coordinate interactions in a world dominated by modern Western culture.
To have imagination; to be able to transform the Bible or Tacitus into an image". The closer art got to real life, the less elevated it was because it was regarded as mere craft, mere skill: only the painter who imagined events in history or myth was a true artist.
Something will therefore be classified as an epistemic instrument or object not because this is a reflection of its intrinsic nature, but because it is regarded as such once a reflective equilibrium has been reached.
The endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms has seen a rapid growth in recent years because it is regarded to be safer than the surgical clipping method.
Some of the Muslim pilgrim caravans continue, for example, because it is regarded as more meritorious to travel the hard traditional route.
Perhaps because it is regarded as a marker of homeliness, and a pronounced tendency in the US towards the emotionally incontinent leads people to crave such things.
