Sentence examples for conditioned to regard from inspiring English sources

No. Men are not conditioned to regard their own physiology as a liability.

Millions of Muslims have been conditioned to regard Jews not only as the enemies of Palestine but as the enemies of all Muslims, of God and of all humanity.

The message we think we are sending to Colonel Qaddafi may not be the message that is being received by a new generation in the Middle East that is being conditioned to regard the United States as a distant, indifferent bully.

Over the decades, Angelenos have been conditioned to regard post-season orchestral programs as massive starlit orgies in which the listnin' is easy.

The refusal to consistently brand acts such as Mateen's, "domestic terrorism," strikes to the heart of how many Americans have been reflexively conditioned to regard terrorism.

All those Wall Street movies have conditioned us to regard big business as being full of Gordon Gekkos, but this series adds another layer of greed and sleaze.

It's vital to know that you have been conditioned to accept these systems without regard for their unprovable assumptions.

Even though we Americans are, according to Mr. Spurlock, conditioned by "the media" to regard all Muslims as violent extremists, he discovers that a lot of them are actually quite nice.

It was an aspect of his neurological condition, we thought, to regard others as displaceable, and this seemed interesting, seemed part of the course, displaceability, one of the truth functions that he referred to now and then.

Many psychologists came to regard the conditioned reflex (an involuntary response conditioned by reward) as the basic building block of all human learning.

And again she found that people who came of age in the worst economic conditions were less likely to regard themselves as unique, special and deserving.