Sentence examples for be regarded from from inspiring English sources

For a view of the tip from below, the mountain might be entered; or it could be regarded from above (presumably by birds and helicopter passengers).

Inasmuch as the Earth is composed of the chemical elements, all geologic materials and most geologic processes can be regarded from a chemical point of view.

The 31-year-old married father was about to embark on a process of gender reassignment, both hormonal and surgical, and for all practical purposes should be regarded from that day forth as a woman.

The paper wrote: "If Mr Corbyn is not to be regarded from the day of his election as an enemy of Britain's Jewish community, he has a number of questions which he must answer in full and immediately.

Taking the above into consideration, vocational teacher professionality has to be regarded from two interconnected perspectives.

Significant substance flows are connected with the production and consumption of food and can be regarded from an economic, social, or environmental point of view.

As far as the selectors are concerned he is regarded from an overseas tour point of view as a batsman rather than an all-rounder as he is in this country".

According to this, the SB LOCA scenario is regarded from the point of view of an inadequate core cooling.

The problem of ionospheric variability is regarded from the point of view of spatial and temporal correlations between the GPS TEC variations derived from the neighboring GPS receiver records.

Freud's Vienna School of psychotherapy demonstrated an interest in AN (Table 1), but they were regarded from the outset as a rival clinical modality.

He claimed big money divorce cases where the wealth has been created by one partner should be regarded differently from others.