Sentence examples for have regarded with from inspiring English sources

Aaron Ramsey led by example and Wales came agonisingly close to emerging with a draw they would have regarded with considerable satisfaction.

He and the film expend a great deal of energy trying to make Goethe lively and likable, but he ends up trapped in conventions that the actual Goethe might have regarded with impatience.

Amy's final surrender to convention is signalled in symbolic fashion in a witty and well-choreographed set piece in which she performs as a cheerleader – but this is a role that previously she would have regarded with utter contempt.

On the other hand, in light of the relativity of simultaneity (see note [4]), it can be argued that the absolute simultaneity presupposed by classical relationists and absolutists alike was, in fact, something that relationists should always have regarded with misgivings.

At Google's Summit Against Violent Extremism (SAVE), many came face-to-face with people they once regarded as enemies and may still have regarded with suspicion.

It also won approval from Moscow, which had regarded with alarm the PKI's close links with China.

Even Germany, which for decades has regarded with suspicion anything smacking of militarism, has signalled a willingness to go along with these proposals, and to help finance them.

The deal suggests that large media companies, which have regarded Google with suspicion, may now be more willing to work with it.

Since then, some Japanese officials have regarded him with suspicion.

If he did, it's probable that he would have regarded it with a world-weary eye.

At best, the ethnic Burmese have regarded Muslims with suspicion and treated them like second-class citizens.