Sentence examples for regarded by later from inspiring English sources

The monumental dam was regarded by later Arab conquerors as one of the wonders of the world.

The work of the Tulasnes was thorough and accurate, and was highly regarded by later researchers.

Several of those which do survive have been highly regarded by later reviewers.

Van der Weyden was preoccupied by commissioned portraiture towards the end of his life and was highly regarded by later generations of painters for his penetrating evocations of character.

The walk to the podium and Franklin's speech, in which he famously nicknamed Smith the "Happy Warrior," has been regarded by later historians as the key moment in Franklin's political resurgence.

These important early clues to a possible immune mechanism of ABD were dis regarded by later investigators, who used the term "chemical" to refer to a more traditional dose-dependent inhalational intoxication akin to those of "phosgene, nitric oxide, and phosphorus oxychloride" (Sterner and Eisenbud 1951).

Rupert's presence at the royal court continued to be problematic; as in 1643, he was regarded by Edward Hyde (later Earl of Clarendon) and others as a bellicose figure and an obstacle to peace negotiations; in 1655 Rupert left for Germany.

Universal ethical principles ::::: (Principled conscience) The understanding gained in each stage is retained in later stages, but may be regarded by those in later stages as simplistic, lacking in sufficient attention to detail.

For some literal-minded Christians, it was traumatic to discover that the ending of the Gospel of Mark, describing encounters with the resurrected Jesus, is stylistically different from the rest of Mark and is widely regarded by scholars as a later addition.

Stoicism was later regarded by the Fathers of the Church as a "pagan philosophy"; nonetheless, some of the central philosophical concepts of Stoicism were employed by the early Christian writers.

In the Uttara Kanda book of the Ramayana (regarded by most scholars as a later addition to the epic), Brahma crafts Ahalya as the most beautiful woman and places her in the care of Gautama until she reaches puberty.