Sentence examples for were still considered from inspiring English sources

Though we had beaten the Colts in the regular season, we were still considered the underdog.

People who'd been around for thirty years were still considered arrivistes.

Children in the study had slightly higher anxiety rates than the norm, though these levels were still considered developmentally normal.

That benchmark event helped establish a serious market for pieces that were still considered radical to collect.

He pushed through market-oriented reforms when they were still considered cutting edge, and sidelined pro-Maoists.

She was also an avid collector of Russian porcelains, when they were still considered derivative of European work.

However, the west and south portals had never been used, and experts said they were still considered viable for future tests.

In April, they were still considered a safe investment and sold for $88.50, or not much below the $89.14 price of a roughly comparable Treasury bond.

It was Karl Böhm, more than any other conductor, who kept Berg's operas in the mainstream repertoire in the 1960s, when they were still considered difficult.

"It signalled to a great group of players how much they could achieve," said Piontek, "for England were still considered one of the top teams".

So, ignoring standard opinion, he not only bought underappreciated Europeans like Bonnard but also embraced living Americans while they were still considered provincial.