Sentence examples for * regard between from inspiring English sources

To be clear, there is an important difference in this regard between Democratic leaders in Washington and Democratic candidates.

The difference in regard between the two Hamiltons is a stark illustration of the mutual disdain between rural and urban Americans.

The tender regard between Turner and Mrs Booth in the film is what has been missing from his other relationships with women.

In general, scholars today recognize that judges interpret the law and that there is little difference in this regard between the civil law and the common law traditions.

The only conceivable distinction in this regard between the Securities Act and the Securities Exchange Act is that the former statute allows concurrent federal-state jurisdiction over causes of action and the latter statute provides for exclusive federal jurisdiction.

But for all the greater gentility of his upbringing, for all the differences in almost every regard between his family and mine, there is barely a detail of his located and yet dislocated life which is unfamiliar to me - not because I've read about it countless times, but because I feel I lived it, if not in it, then beside it.

With regard to between-group effects, there was significantly less posttask change in occipital alpha in the lesioned hemisphere compared to controls and the nonlesioned hemisphere, while controls and the nonlesioned hemisphere did not differ.

He describes being torn between spiritual yearnings and "the reptilian life" of a rock star, between intellectual pretensions and "desperately low self-regard," between his commitments to his family and the demands of "the childish, devilish, selfish-sod-bastard artist deep inside me" who "didn't give a toss for fatherhood".

In this regard, variation between clusters would be ignorable as compared to variation between individual students.

During this time a mutual regard grew between the architects and their client, Westminster City Council.

So long as you don't give me credit for Robinson's (Tennyson's?) Enid you may regard relations between us as unstrained".