That experience left me with a profound appreciation for the role of the court in our constitutional democracy and a deep regard for the court as an institution.
The men fall in friendship when choosing a costume for a fancy-dress ball; at the ball, they discover a deep regard for one another.
Our architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, have a deep regard for Archigram, as well as an affection for 1960s style and detail.
What we had in common was a deep regard for and an abiding fascination with places and what makes them tick.
As he conducted a tour in advance of the event, Mr. Lockwood's narrative was familial and steeped in local history -- he is an 11th-generation Weston resident with a deep regard for the area's Colonial past.
"She's masterly at description, equipped with a deep regard for the essential dogness of dogs and attuned to the tiny things... that capture who they are," Caroline Knapp wrote here in 2000.
The two men met several times, but Sakharov, the typical "westerniser", with a great admiration for western society and democratic norms, soon found himself at odds with the "Slavophile" Solzhenitsyn, who had acquired a deep regard for the traditions of the Orthodox church and a growing conviction that Russia should follow a separate path from the west.
These are the kinds of quirky details Thomas explored the first time around, and shes masterly at description, equipped with a deep regard for the essential dogness of dogs and attuned to the tiny things -- a wag here, an expression there -- that capture who they are.
White explains: Much of the stuff is sickening to read, but I have a strong stomach and a deep regard for the young man that was I. Everyone, I believe, has this tolerance and respect if he is worth anything, and much of life is unconsciously an attempt to preserve and perpetuate this youth, this strange laudable young man.
He has been Concertgebouw chief conductor for 10 years, and there is a deep regard for him among the musicians.
