Sentence examples for was long seen from inspiring English sources

An independent central bank was long seen as an important manifestation of such institutions.

He was long seen as a suitable successor to Mr. Klein.

They all know that African art was long seen as primitive in the west.

General Mora was long seen as a soldier's soldier, determined to wage war aggressively.

And what was long seen as a weakness of the Globes — its inclusion of television — has become an asset.

Abdullah Gul, the president, was long seen as the man who might curb the prime minister's excesses.

Just as inflation was thought to fuel growth, kickbacks were long seen as a lubricant greasing the wheels of public business.

Speculative bubbles that drive up rents astronomically were long seen as an ailment of the U.S., Spanish or British real estate markets, not of Germany's.

But aviators also come from a lusty tradition where drinking and carousing -- what pilots call hell-raising -- were long seen as badges of honor.

Bullying has been long seen as a natural part of childhood and adolescence.

The science curriculum has been long seen as overloaded (Vogel 1996; Newton et al. 1999), raising a question that seems difficult to answer: Where and how to insert the behavior content?