Sentence examples for was widely made from inspiring English sources

This assumption was widely made in older theories, such as the Freudian theory from the late 19th century.

This last point is widely made.

As Kevin says, the case for more inflation was being widely made before the recent (and now fading) bump driven by commodity prices.

The allegations have been widely made by Nato, the US and Western allies but Moscow has denied any direct involvement in the fighting.

The letter said: "The accusation is widely made that Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters have moved to the extreme left on economic policy.

Pressed glassware, which had been first made with great promise in the first half of the 19th century, was being widely made in the middle of the century, and later, as a cheap imitation of cut crystal.

Christy, take off your robe" And, of course, as has been widely made known for the past decade, Phil has become one of the most hallowed icons of black American urban music.

Four variants of gradient-based methods are presented and numerical comparisons are widely made with the previous on three kinds of test networks.

Efforts to alter the coenzyme specificity of XR and HDX by site-directed mutagenesis have been widely made for improvement of efficiency of xylose fermentation.

Pottery-making and textile weaving are also popular products that were widely made in Bahraini villages.

The accusation that the US supports IS is widely made by Iraqi Shiites and speaks to the antipathy in Iraq toward the US, which is blamed for sowing much of the discord that led to the Islamic State's rise.