Sentence examples for being regarded with from inspiring English sources
It's not fair that the whole community is now being regarded with suspicion.
Memory, whose skin cracks and blisters in the sun, is accustomed, as an albino, to being regarded with "fear-laced fascination and suspicion".
It was the same thing as Carry On films and spaghetti westerns being regarded with absolute contempt – whereas they're now seen as masterpieces.
"It risks resulting in a diagnosis of ADHD being regarded with scepticism, to the harm of those with severe problems who unquestionably need sensitive, skilled specialist help and support".
THE travails of Paul Wolfowitz are being regarded with trepidation in the upper ranks of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) at its fine chateau in the western corner of Paris.
The recent publicity surrounding Danny Welbeck's apparent unhappiness is not being regarded with great alarm at Old Trafford and, potentially, is part of a strategy on the striker's part to be given a new contract, two years from the end of his current deal.
