Sentence examples for was then understood from inspiring English sources

His English histories play fast and loose with chronology and fact to achieve the desired dramatic effect, re-ordering history even as it was then understood.

Several books of his madrigals and instrumental music were published in his lifetime, and he is said to have been the first to write solo songs (now lost) in imitation of Greek music as it was then understood.

Of all operations of Fall Gelb this one most strongly embodied the concept of a Blitzkrieg as the term was then understood: a Strategischer Überfall or strategic assault.

Critically he is then understood to have told Keane he would not continue as captain.

The principles of just war theory were then understood to be part of a unified set of objective moral principles governing all areas of life.

These notions were based to a large degree on the principles of hydrostatics (the study of the pressures of liquids) as they were then understood.

In 1966, when the Political Science Program was founded, a year after the passage of the Voting Rights Act, equality of political participation was chief among what were then understood to be the nation's interests.

It provided in more than 800 chapters information on species as they were then understood, common and botanical names, descriptions of habitats, time of flowering, and the "virtues," or uses, of plants of the entire plant kingdom.

Ireland is then understood to have changed his story again, this time claiming that one of his grandfathers was divorced and that it was his elderly partner who had died.

Validity of inferences is then understood in terms of avoiding inconsistency of the associated beliefs.

Properties of the blank node are then understood as procedure parameters.