Sentence examples for indeed regarded from inspiring English sources

This was indeed regarded as intrusive since women might not particularly wish their husbands to have details of their income.

The same technique of the reciter is found in the Japanese bunraku theatre, in which the chanter contributes enormously to the full effect and is, indeed, regarded as one of the stars of the company.

The poll shows the Muslim Brotherhood is indeed regarded favorably by about three in four Egyptians, receiving very favorable ratings from 37 percent of respondents and somewhat favorable ratings from an additional 38 percent.

The community of Alexandria, to judge from the language of the Jewish papyri and inscriptions, had for nearly three centuries been almost exclusively Greek-speaking and indeed regarded the Septuagint (the 3rd-century-bce 3rd-century-bce 3rd-century-bce intranslations divinely inspired.

It has indeed regarded migration as part of globalization that can benefit the country's ailing economy (De Asis and Baggio 2008).

If England take a different path and if the new-look O levels are indeed regarded as setting a "gold standard", how far should qualifications in Wales diverge from those in England?

Some people may indeed regard that as a threat.

Except that serious constitutional people should indeed regard it as a crisis when a state is denied its rightful representation for this long a period.

Most of the world does, indeed, regard our invasion of Iraq, justified in part as a humanitarian intervention, as an example of "unilateralist empire-building".

Second, because many of the moralising critics and commentators celebrating his punishment did indeed regard it as a judgment on his work as well as on his indicted crimes.

Ferguson is prepared to think longer-term, indeed regards it as an essential part of management to ensure that a squad does not grow too old and is constantly renewed with youthful vigour.