Sentence examples for were then regarded from inspiring English sources

The best restaurants in and around Lyons were then regarded as among the best in France.

There is nothing easier or less significant than apologising to former colonies for, centuries ago, having colonised them; nothing more futile than now expressing regret for our ancestors' actions that were then regarded as normal, though would now be condemned.

She persuaded twelve women to talk about experiences that were then regarded as shameful secrets: contraceptive devices that failed, back-alley operations, the anguish of giving up a baby for adoption.

Christianity, however, was viewed not as a heresy but as a separate religion, tolerated until it became the official religion of the enemy Roman Empire; Christians were then regarded as potential traitors to the Sāsānian state.

Its founder, Bruce D. Henderson, was considered brilliant but idiosyncratic; his unorthodox theories — about measuring a company's success by its market share, and dividing businesses into categories like "cash cows" and "dogs" — were then regarded as outside the mainstream of corporate consulting.

These barriers were then regarded as potential urban design features, which later, were classified as the three main urban design qualities.

Patrick Ewing was then regarded as one of the most dominant players in the N.B.A. -- an annual most valuable player candidate.

In 1952, he turned himself in for having belonged to the S.S., which was then regarded as a criminal organization.

Jazz was then regarded much as hip-hop is today in some circles, as a subversive and barbaric threat to the national morality.

Under the guidance of my supervisors, I was working my way through what was then regarded as the canon, and finding some of it heavy going.

Detroit, with its huge automotive industry, was then regarded as a plum assignment, and the bureau included Norman Pearlstine, who eventually became the newspaper's managing editor.