Sentence examples for apparently regarded from inspiring English sources
Until very lately, American philologians kept aloof from the subject, which they apparently regarded as low.
But with elections looming, Mr. Venizelos's trusted aide was apparently regarded as a safer bet.
He added that Deutsche Bank apparently regarded SeoulBank as a short-term investment and not a serious management proposition.
Boris Johnson and Philip Hammond – apparently regarded as the "ultras" of leave and remain, respectively – have been sitting out of the cabinet working groups.
Iron was at first apparently regarded as a precious, semi-magical material, presumably because of its rarity and its connection with meteorites.
The government apparently regarded the annotations in the Bible that Mr. Li was transporting, The New Testament Recovery Version, as a problem.
Jacobs apparently regards Personality's cough as one of the less‐dangerous varieties.
An 1877 letter from F. C. Bancroft, who managed teams in the late 19th century, to Harry Wright apparently regarding money owed for tickets.
The governor said he was tolerant of gays, but he apparently regards anti-discrimination protections for them as "special rights".
Our president today apparently regards an executive order on immigration — which might grant legal status to millions of undocumented adults — in the same historical category.
In early January, email messages from HBGary Federal show plans for a meeting with Booz Allen Hamilton, apparently regarding Barr's plans against WikiLeaks and Anonymous.
