Sentence examples for is numbered among from inspiring English sources
"Augustus Washington, an artist of fine taste and perception, is numbered among the most successful daguerreotypists in Hartford, Connecticut.
It also evokes "Not I," the fevered monologue — delivered by a disembodied mouth — that is numbered among Beckett's theatrical masterpieces.
Quite early in his journey Christian loses his burden of sin at the Cross, so he now knows that he has received the free pardon of Christ and is numbered among the elect.
"I shall be among the English poets," he said before his death -- and his prophecy was fulfilled: Keats is numbered among the greatest poets of the English language.
Robinson is certainly to be numbered among the former.
Mr. Reeb, he said, would be numbered among them.
Unfortunately, Britain cannot yet be numbered among them.
In any case, modesty can be numbered among the picture's virtues, along with ingenuity.
Marseille can also be numbered among the clubs who were unable to defend their trophy as Mark Wilson points out.
Such composites are as a rule structurally inhomogeneous and are numbered among modern class so called functionally graded materials.
Some Portuguese writers' works, such as those by Vicente, Jorge de Montemayor, and Francisco Manuel de Melo, are numbered among the classics of Spanish letters.
