Sentence examples for be regarded rather as from inspiring English sources

"My intention in giving it this name was to indicate that Hedda as a personality is to be regarded rather as her father's daughter than as her husband's wife," Ibsen wrote.

But Ibsen was pretty clear in a letter about what she was not: "Hedda, as a personality, is to be regarded rather as her father's daughter than as her husband's wife.

Such points or lines need to be regarded rather as historical (that is, contextually determined) phenomena than as permanent, inflexible benchmarks.

In contrast, P. collina populations have been regarded rather as recent derivatives of hexaploid P. argentea.

Populations of P. collina studied in addition, have been regarded rather as recent derivatives of the hexaploid P. argentea.

For Wiltshire Police though, the festival was regarded rather more simply, as a huge drain on police resources.

Therefore, being developed as an alternative to abdominal hysterectomy the laparovaginal approach should be regarded as rather illogical.

LV ejection fraction could be regarded as rather a consequence than a predictor of longitudinal strain.

Thus, this incidence input-data can be regarded as rather robust.

Additionally, the 5-year period can be regarded as rather short for observation in changes in salivary flow rate.

Have we come to the point where either of those statements would be regarded as brave, rather than as obvious and banal?