Sentence examples for was regarded only from inspiring English sources

It's an intriguing notion that someone without very obvious physical attractions painted not so long ago in a studio in London's Holland Park by an artist who devotes himself day in day out to the patient observation of ugliness should cost nearly as much as Raphael's The Madonna of the Pinks, a price which was regarded only five years ago as outrageously expensive.

As Russell comments, "In England, Whitehead was regarded only as a mathematician, and it was left to America to discover him as a philosopher" (1952, 93).

If a species was regarded only as potentially present in a given area, or there were doubts about its real presence in a given area, we did not include that area in our maps.

This supports our hypotheses 2 and 4. Interestingly, no such significant decreases were found when the data were analyzed with regard to the BRT threshold of 700 ms but that analysis was regarded only as secondary.

Inmates who committed suicide were regarded only as a public relations problem.

At present, however, the existence of such temples must be regarded only as conjecture within the realm of probability.

Certainly, flamenco performers such as Vicente Escudero and Carmen Amaya in the past were regarded only as what they were - great artists.

Therefore, perceiving that they are regarded only as qualified to give the men pleasure, they begin to adorn themselves, and in that to place ill their hopes.

On the other hand, enormous, city-trampling special effects, urging us to savor a destruction so complete, and so heedless of individual pain, that it can be regarded only as a joke.

Since its discovery, initially being regarded only as an 'academic material,' graphene emerged as a free-standing 2D planar nano allotrope of elemental carbon, packed in a patterned honeycomb lattice with extremely high carrier mobility suitable for energy applications2,3,4.

Such sketches were regarded only as notes for finished work, but they later came to be accepted as finished paintings in themselves by more progressive artists, notably the Impressionists.