Sentence examples for instead regard from inspiring English sources

Instead, regard this as akin to taking personal days.

Similarly, "while many regarded Jewish bootlegging as proof that Jews were incapable of conforming to American values," she adds that "one might instead regard it as evidence of Jewish acculturation, since the flouting of Prohibition law was practically a national pastime".

Instead of regarding this intermediate step as something reached by induction from a single case, we might instead regard it as a hidden presupposition.

We might instead regard it as a shifting, regularization, and rationalization of the necessities to which human beings are anyways subject.

Some people also find it intuitive to say that a rational person holding a ticket in a fair lottery may not actually believe that she will lose, but instead regard it as an open question, despite having a "degree of belief" of, say,.9999 that she will lose.

Even though the Sanskrit term vijñāna (which in the Upaniṣads designates consciousness as an abiding characteristic of the self) is adopted by the Buddhists as an appropriate designation for consciousness, the interpretations found in the Nikāyas and the early Abhidharma deny its immutability and instead regard it as indistinct from perceptual cognition.

Laplace, looking at the same facts, instead regarded them as evidence about the prehistory of the solar system.

Materially, though, she is ignored, and her efforts to safeguard her own welfare are instead regarded as efforts toward a national salvation.

She instead regarded this civil-war atrocity as "kind of nice, a fresh start".But then instead of representing the South, Miss Welty tried to understand it.

He does not love the European project, instead regarding membership as something to be nudged by a cool cost-benefit analysis.

And the failure of a candidate to do so should not be considered a winning political strategy but instead regarded as presumptive evidence of unfitness to lead.