Sentence examples for be regarded with some from inspiring English sources

I began to be regarded with some esteem all along East 94th Street.

I lay out that forensics because a fair amount of what we know about Iran's history with Pakistan comes from Iran, and might be regarded with some skepticism.

Of course, there is no way of knowing what beer tasted like in the 19th century, and if Ms. Ogle's very amusing account of the chicanery and politicking at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893 is any guide, medals awarded must be regarded with some skepticism.

"Life presses us so hard," he wrote, "time is so short, the suffering of the world is so huge, simple, unendurable -- anything that complicates our moral fervor in dealing with reality as we immediately see it and wish to drive headlong upon it must be regarded with some impatience".

Figures 4 and 6, however, show that the DLFI model should still be regarded with some caution at the Earth's mean radius and auroral latitudes.

"It should be regarded with some caution," Kagan said of that line of thinking.

But it also seems clear that coerced statements have been regarded with some mistrust.

Dave & Buster's offering had already been regarded with some skepticism in the market.

Amateur cooks are famously nervous about cooking fish, and even in the professional kitchen it is regarded with some trepidation.

The UK has a sentimental attachment to biography that is regarded with some amazement from the US and mainland Europe.

The trees were filled with bluebirds and a shrieking flock of wild green parrots, which were regarded with some disdain by a large red-tailed hawk.