Sentence examples for either regarded from inspiring English sources
A woman who trespasses is either regarded as a sinful "street-walker" or expected to cover herself in her abaya, a portable house.
"Right away, you get branded with that". Fitzpatrick has continually landed in suboptimal situations, with organizations who have either regarded him lightly, failed to surround him with adequate talent, or both.
These were critics who shared many of Wilson's interests, but he either regarded them as academic and sterile or considered them unworthy of occupying a portion of the turf he commanded.
These studies focus on relatively simple molecules which are either regarded as naturally occurring pollutants or are components of dissolved organic matter.
In general, these authors were inspired by Schopenhauer's sense of the world's absurdity, either regarded in a more nihilistic and gloomy manner, or regarded in a more lighthearted, absurdist and comic manner.
After the discovery in 1900 of Mendel's research on genetics, however, any relationship between development and evolution was either regarded as unimportant for understanding the process es) of evolution or as a black box into which it was hard to see.
Most ordinary Chinese either regard the entire Maoist period as "madness" and "chaos", or remember nostalgically the time when, it is claimed, "we could sleep without locking our doors".
Anyone of a sensitive disposition (either regarding dogs' bits or AbFab stars), please, for God's sake, look away now: "I was taking my Jack Russell (dog, not wicket keeper) to have his anal glands squeezed at the vets in Clapham," reports Tony Sharp, "and Joanna Lumley was there in the waiting room.
T-Mobile hasn't been very clear yet either, regarding where service is down.
Intruders may misbehave maliciously either regarding lower or higher communication layers and can thus be detected either by lower layer schemes (e.g., secure routing protocols) or application layer mechanisms.
We might either regard them as having roughly equal value (Skinner 1998), or we might regard republican liberty as having greater importance than non-interference, other things being equal (Viroli 2002, Pettit 2012).
