Sentence examples for His regard from inspiring English sources
His regard for Ducasse is mutual.
His regard for the fragility of our grasp on this fragile planet and its "melting poles" will allow him to help us make sense of our larger predicaments.
His regard for the Whigs is evidenced in his Lord Grey of the Reform Bill (1920) and Grey of Fallodon (1937).
His regard for characters big and small and capacity to be funny without playing them for cheap laughs recalls George Saunders.
His regard for Margaret Thatcher had nothing to do with her Manchester school economics, still less her lurking dislike of workers.
His regard for reason would certainly lead him to emphasize a priori concepts, but the theoretical assumptions are largely due to Locke.
Bernard Baruch expressed his regard more succinctly.
"There has never been a concrete or credible accusation in his regard.
He's clear, he's pithy, and he expresses his regard of Nature in both awe and joy.
Johnson said his regard for Pennington made the decision to pursue Favre difficult.
Afterward, I asked Martelli whether, given his regard for Knight, this victory meant more.
