Sentence examples for from that regard from inspiring English sources

From that regard, last year was not an awful year.

Those correspondents, most of whom not only would be uneasy in their jobs if anything should remove Murrow from his but, quite apart from that, regard him with an affection bordering on the filial, had worried a good deal about the state of his health, and worry had led to rumors.

From that regard, I don't know how you could actually put a figure on it, but I would suggest that we'd probably be down to 1200 or 1500 people or less and shrinking if everything started to fall away'.

"I think the two biggest impacts in the history of our game from that regard are Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods".

"The protocol is like the Titanic," said Glenn Kelly, executive director of the Global Climate Coalition, which has fought against the Kyoto agreement using contributions from industries that regard gas restrictions as a threat.

Orpheus by Don Paterson 80pp, Faber, £12.99 Masterworks, those rare pieces of writing held in practically universal regard, regularly develop a thin coating of dust derived from precisely that regard: considered, praised and appraised, they seem gradually obscured by all that handling.

A second objection comes mainly from some environmental groups that regard fracturing, the technique used to extract gas from deep shale formations, as environmentally dangerous.

The Skidelskys resist the idea that growth has a natural limit as some sort of metaphysical fancy, thus distancing themselves from many ecological approaches that regard the planet as a finite resource that cannot sustain continual economic expansion.

Celibacy probably is derived from taboos that regarded sexual power as a rival to religious power, and the sexuality of the opposite sex as a polluting factor, especially in sacred or crisis situations.

These news items are hardly surprising, coming as they do from parts of the world that regard blasphemy as a serious criminal offense.

Are you Romneys planning to take the country back from the Supreme Court that regards corporations as individuals, and thus allows your campaign to receive millions from corporate lobbyist groups?