Sentence examples for a general regard from inspiring English sources

They claim to be rewarding the best, but what it seems is more that they are rewarding a kind of poetry more than a general regard for the totality of what's being written.

"I think there's just not a general regard for Hispanic fighters in MMA... they shouldn't have any trouble entering into the mainstream MMA business, but yet they seem to".

And those who know Ms. Birnbach, the principal author of "The Official Preppy Handbook," published in 1980, attest to her polite manner, solid reputation as a reporter and general regard for others.

See how he talks to the hostess at the restaurant, the cashier at the movies, etc.. How he treats random strangers is an indication of his general regard for others and his respect for you.

Salovey refused to do so, citing a general high regard for the professors among their colleagues and other students on campus.

Having read the entire book, I wish the authors would have included a general conclusion regarding gene flow between crops and their wild relatives.

Though there is confusion regarding which fracture should be managed first, there appears to be a general consensus regarding the seriousness of the complications involving femoral neck fractures [5, 6, 11].

A general concern regarding the early start of oral intake following an oesophagectomy is safety, especially regarding the sequelae of anastomotic leakage and incidence of pulmonary complications such as aspiration pneumonia.

James H. De Cou, Le Vésinet, France Verdi's witches in Macbeth Regarding "A menacing but understated Macbeth" by George Loomis (Opera review, April 29): I believe there is a general misconception regarding the reviewer's characterization of the witches' music.

The present investigation provides a general view regarding phonon and load transfer along amorphous graphene.

There is a general scepticism regarding the use of lightweight aggregate concrete (LWAC) for structural applications.