Sentence examples for deserves regard from inspiring English sources

("Hurricane" was a flawed movie, but if we penalized films for a lack of historical truth, "Titanic" would have played to empty houses.) In "Training Day," Mr. Washington's dry-ice grandeur -- the predator's reflexes contrasting with a pensive mouth -- deserves regard, and his powerhouse virtuosity will almost guarantee him an Oscar nomination.

"Still, given the kind of economic development we have achieved here in the last decades," he said, "the notion that we deserve more regard and greater respect is fully justified".

If no one is likely to argue that "Djamileh" deserves the same regard as "Carmen" or even Bizet's second-tier gem "The Pearl Fishers," this account proved a succinct charmer well worth excavating.

A final issue deserves attention in regard to fish advisories and dietary recommendations.

This represents a vote of deserved confidence regarding the effectiveness of Europe's current competition policy as well as the evolution of pricing, competition and investment in the industry.

We explored the derived network representations under the following questions: (i) are there nodes that deserve consideration regarding their network connectivity characteristics?

Both publications deserve comment regarding the choice of alternatives compared and the confusion of average and incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ACERs and ICERs, respectively).

Yet Philip Kaufman deserves to be regarded as an American filmmaker.

He deserves to be regarded as one of the finest heavyweights of a depleted era.

China today, their thinking goes, deserves to be regarded as a full-fledged member of the global cultural scene.

There's another way of marking "The Claim," which is to say that, as he closes in on 40, so Mr. Winterbottom deserves to be regarded as a very accomplished director who works in many moods.