Sentence examples for at first regards from inspiring English sources

But we do find out that the women Jesse at first regards as friends, turn on her (one of them is fond of calling herself a "dangerous girl") – and that Keanu Reeves and Jena Malone co-star, with Refn working again with composer Cliff Martinez and editor Matthew Newman.

As a foreigner, he was at first regarded by many Chileans with suspicion.

Other German universities at first regarded the newcomer with great suspicion.

Human beings did not at first regard death and disease as natural phenomena.

The "Late Show" invitation, issued in July, was at first regarded by news outlets as a prank.

At first regarded as a mere exploiter of decadence, he can now be seen as gradually working beyond reportage and toward meaning.

Queensberry's accusations were at first regarded as the ravings of a madman, but received some credence when in the autumn of 1894 – Rosebery having meanwhile become prime minister – Drumlanrig shot himself.

Kevin Cody, editor and publisher of Easy Reader, a Hermosa Beach newspaper, said Wolfson was one of the founders of the sport of body-boarding, which was at first regarded as more like sitting on a sled than like skiing.

(The Daily Star reported, "SHOCK CLAIMS: Julian Assange 'murdered by CIA who have hijacked WikiLeaks.' ") Assange at first regarded the theories as silly, but then he became concerned that they were discouraging supporters from donating, or whistle-blowers from submitting material.

Although Mr. Galbraith did not at first regard Kennedy, a former student of his at Harvard, as a serious member of Congress, he began to change his view when Kennedy was elected to the Senate in 1952 and began calling him for advice.

The Indian religion was at first regarded as a foreign variety of Daoism; the particular Buddhist texts chosen to be translated during the Han period reveal the Daoist preoccupation of the earliest converts with rules of conduct and techniques of meditation.