Sentence examples for To regarding from inspiring English sources
noun
A steady look, a gaze.
Who can I talk to regarding this?
This message, though, is unwelcome, so used are we to regarding the British supermarket as king.
In addition to regarding nationalization as a last-ditch economic option, the Obama Administration had political concerns.
Cranmer pretty much acted as the king wished him to regarding the various queens.
The French government finally woke up to regarding tourists as a business.
Sky have upped their game with their analysis now and taken it to a level that football is still trying to get to regarding punditry.
We seem to have moved, at various times, from giving children important things to do to regarding every childish thing they do as important.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: If you mean that liberals regard poverty as a problem, as opposed to regarding it as not a problem, then I guess you're right.
HUMANS like to regard themselves as exceptional.
She pauses to regard her elephants.
Other people seem to regard these little habits as peculiar.
