Sentence examples for be regarded like from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century it mostly came to be regarded like graffiti: something polite and respectful people did not do.

There's a real choice right now whether e-mail and Web browsing should be regarded like the telephone or a postcard".

It's not something which is so alien to our culture that it has to be regarded like race segregation, which is totally different and it's unlawful, and there's no doubt about that whatsoever".

It's not something which is so alien to our culture that it has to be regarded like race segregation, which is totally different and it's unlawful and there's no doubt about that whatsoever".

It should be regarded like misconduct in a court room or disobedience of a subpoena, as among those acts primarily directed against the power of the court, and in that view of the case we pass to a consideration of the questions presented.

Perhaps Carter will be regarded like Eisenhower-a president who tidied up a bit and left no new messes Carter has been unable to put his domestic programs through, and is forced to play an important role in the Middle East.

Now that raw eggs are regarded, like raw chicken, as too dangerous to eat, I've had to look for other ideas.

With three Stanley Cups in nine seasons, the Devils have set such a high standard for themselves that scratches on the door are regarded like front-end collisions.

Defeating Magyars and Vikings as well as exploiting the rivalries of his neighbours, Richard was regarded (like his near contemporary Arnulf I of Flanders) as virtually a king.

Dillon also goes to a Sunday morning clinic that many of the players — who are regarded like rock stars by the town's youths — put on to teach baseball fundamentals.

Russian leaders are used to behaving like tsars, as well as being regarded like them: taking big decisions but leaving much of the work, and the attendant unpopularity, to ministers.