Sentence examples for this week regarded from inspiring English sources

He said the coup failed because of an unexpectedly strong show of support for a prime minister who was until this week regarded as weak and ineffectual.

"ENO is today regarded as one of the most creative forces in opera," Berry said.

Northern River Scene, 1959, regarded as the strongest of the collection, is estimated at up to £300,000.

Among the most famous is "Salvatore Giuliano" (1962), regarded as Mr. Rosi's masterpiece.

Apocalypse Now opened in 1979 and is today regarded as a masterpiece.

D. J. O'Connor  (1948) regarded the teacher's announcement as self-defeating.

Unfortunately, most scientists before 1961 regarded the Moon as a pretty trivial object.

These findings were most often (16/24) regarded as severe.

Economists today regard this as a mistake.

Parfit (2001) regards this as a compelling objection, though Temkin (1993) and Eyal (2013) do not.

The amount of thinly-veiled homophobia I've seen in the last week regarding this ban is, honestly, confounding.