Sentence examples for be regarded on from inspiring English sources

His cautionary tales of naughty children and animals may be regarded on one level as sophisticated parodies of the didactic juvenile literature of Germany and on another as condemnations of the childish sadism that is assumed to lie in everyone.

The efficiency of luminescence emission must be regarded on an energy and a quantum basis.

Pryor's written acceptance of the award, however, shows a somewhat reluctant acknowledgment of his status as an icon: "It is nice to be regarded on par with a great white man — now that's funny!" he wrote.

Though Mr. Obama's friends vow their friendships will not change, they all sound a bit worried: that others will try to take advantage, that they will no longer be regarded on their own terms but in relation to Mr. Obama, or that they will say something that will reflect badly on him.

(3) The lateral (plus ventral) pallium of amphibians and other tetrapods (Fig.  7a) is to be regarded on positional and connectional grounds as homologous to area P1 in cladistians, and based on the same grounds, both are believed to be homologous to Dp in chondrosteans, ginglymodes, and teleosts.

Although these viruses have initially been identified as WNV, they can be regarded, on the basis of their genetic distances, either as separate lineages of WNV (RabV: lineage 3; LEIV-Krnd88-190 = Rus98: lineage 4) or as new viruses within the JEV group.

Though he was regarded on the ice as one of toughest players in the game, he was also quiet.

It is regarded on capital markets as the country least likely to default on its bonds.

Indeed, he is regarded on Wall Street and in Washington as a pillar of the industry.

"The speech goes to show the seriousness with which Australia's flagrant breaches of international law are regarded on the world stage," Webb said.

The vote is regarded on both sides of the political divide as a crucial test of Mr Chávez's stated aim of making his socialist revolution "irreversible".