Sentence examples for though regarded as from inspiring English sources

Though regarded as weeds in the United States, they are cultivated for their edible root in Asia.

The Marshall Plan, though regarded as a generous gift by many Americans, was seen by many Europeans as a Trojan horse, opening the gates to laissez-faire capitalism.

And John Adams's "Phrygian Gate" (1977), though regarded as a Minimalist classic — it was one of the first works by Mr. Adams to find a large audience — is so structurally and harmonically complex that the label misrepresents it thoroughly.

Since most HGGs demonstrated patchy areas of SSTR2 reactivity, though regarded as SSTR2 negative, we studied whether SUVmax or BP associates to the highest staining intensity observed.

Though regarded as one of the holiest sites of Hinduism, he witnessed immoral activities, begging, and floating dead bodies.

Though regarded as underdogs, Croatia won 3 0 with goals from Robert Jarni, Goran Vlaović and Davor Šuker, all after Christian Wörns had been sent off.

Though not regarded as fast, Jackson brings value because he handles the ball well out of a single-back set.

The story, though of late origin, is regarded as plausible by modern historians.

Others, though, regarded him as a visionary.

CALIFORNIA, though regarded by some as one of the more civilised parts of the world, is prey to wildfires.

Though regarded by many fans as the best ever Bond song, Goldfinger never really set the charts alight.