Described on the menu as "meat from a 1 ½-pound butter-poached lobster, English pea tortellini, chorizo, glazed salsify, lobster beet sauce," it left me with an even higher regard for Mr. Fruhmann, a native of Austria who has cooked at Lespinasse and Raoul's, in Manhattan; at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Pocantico Hills; and at the Dressing Room, in Westport, Conn.
In contrast, women tend to have a more submissive mindset with lower self-regard and with higher regard for others.
"Personally, I had a higher regard for Gilruth than any other person in my lifetime".
His education took place in the cheap cinemas of 1960s Paris, when, on weekend breaks from boarding school, he'd watch five films a day, without even knowing what was on the programme, letting it all wash over him: American films, Swiss, Italian, Canadian, even British – he has the highest regard for Lindsay Anderson and Peter Watkins but never liked Nic Roeg.
The main two routes are having a rich family, or a middle-class family with high regard for education, even though they can't really afford it.
Smith said his internal polling shows that African Americans still have the highest regard for Bill Clinton, even though he has made remarks about Obama that offended many.
Sometimes, this led caregivers to have a high regard for service providers, even though these providers did not meet their care needs according to the participants themselves and Australian standards.
Even if it's not perfect, it will be attractive, useful and, yes, flattering: giving a wine book implies a high regard for the recipient's taste, even someone whose palate prefers Diet Coke.
I actually have found that I have a high regard for the work he does, even though I still don't agree with a lot of his conclusions.
AS Byatt – who hated the Narnia books even as a child, regarding them as "Christian armtwisting" – has the highest regard for Lewis's work as a critic, particularly The Allegory of Love.
He also has high regard for — and often defers to — Mr. McCain, even though his Arizona colleague does not share all his fiscal views.
