Sentence examples for were anticipated by from inspiring English sources

You could argue that fractals give us the mathematics of the Baroque – they were anticipated by Borromini and Bach.

Many of the texts, citing historical precedent, assert ISIS's legitimacy — ISIS's triumphs, it seems, were anticipated by Muhammad's feats of conquest in the seventh century.

Many of these problems were anticipated by Fazlur Rahman, who taught Islamic thought at the University of Chicago and was invoked by many speakers.

All the art movements that have appeared since the 1950s were anticipated by Rauschenberg and co, often in collaboration with their composer friend John Cage.

The lessons from this last week were anticipated by Martin Lomasney, a ward boss in Boston at the turn of the last century.

The "angry young men" that Osborne epitomised were anticipated by the "young men, angry" described by Middleton's Vindice, a character as frustrated, furious and contemptuous as any Osborne ever created.

Part of that change could have been anticipated by outsiders.

They had been anticipated by Robert Mayer in 1842.

Indeed, it could be said to have been anticipated by 2001 and The Shining.

Much of this was anticipated by historians and cultural commentators in the 1980s and 90s.

Unfortunately, in the greater part of what he has written Foley has been anticipated by Cicero.