Sentence examples for was soon considered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Apostol was soon considered Mr. Ceausescu's rival.

Still, the opera was soon considered a deeply flawed work.

A sense that theater was integral to the heart of secular Yiddish culture encouraged many amateur companies; the Folksbiene, allied with a major fraternal organization, the socialist Workmen's Circle, was soon considered one of the best.

But he came back stronger – and taller, having shot up to 6ft 1in – and was soon considered one of the brightest prospects in England, which is why he was selected for the country's Under-19 and Under-20 teams.

Though previously ignorant on naval matters, Howe studied diligently and was soon considered an expert.

However, this church was soon considered inadequate for the growing importance of the capital of New Spain.

The company is soon considered untrustworthy.

The relations Heisenberg had proposed were soon considered to be a cornerstone of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics.

There's a broom closet you can hide in until the song ends, which has got to be soon, considering that it's now become a sustained, agonized growl.

By early December, Andranik was 40 km away from Shusha when he received a message from British General W. M. Thomson in Baku, suggesting that he retreat from Karabakh because the World War was over and any further Armenian military activity would adversely affect the solution of the Armenian question, which was soon to be considered by the 1919 peace conference in Paris.

He was soon disappointed by what he considered the residual Hegelianism of Schelling's absolute idealism.