Sentence examples for until then regarded from inspiring English sources

Also, the absence of starchy historical content in Robert doubtless played a part in attracting the bourgeoisie to the opera, until then regarded as primarily an aristocratic entertainment.

It wasn't until he was old, and then regarded as mad, that he broke right through and presaged modern art by 50 years.

Some of his best criticism was devoted to artists who had up until then been regarded as footnotes.

The Lewes Road Hospital for Women and Children was the first such facility in England: until then, people regarded as suffering from such disorders were sent to lunatic asylums.

Until then it was regarded as a minor work that Lang would invariably refer to as "a small film with a lot of action".

He had spotted the growing financial strength of what, until then, had been regarded as large, but poor and under-performing, nations.

Even the European Central Bank, which until then had been regarded as an independent body, silently stepped in to bail out the troubled states.

In 1945, seemingly overnight, the Japanese collectively sloughed off precisely the "core values" of their own brand of samurai militarism that until then had been regarded by many onlookers, Japanese and foreign, as the wellspring of the national culture.

Until then, the controversy regarding SMBG in type 2 diabetes will not be resolved.

Until then, Sacramento will be regarded as a novelty act.

Until then he had been regarded as a rising star, ahead of such figures as Margaret Thatcher in the budding Tory hierarchy.