Dogs are regarded differently in different parts of the world.
People have found the land so useful, or made it so useful for themselves, that it must now be contemplated at a different level, as tools and objects must be regarded differently from raw materials.
I do not work and I feel that I am regarded differently to when I had a recognised career.
Because the fire began as a managed wildfire, he says, it was regarded differently from past fires.
And its pamphlet-sized prose-bombs were never called pamphlets: "We wanted our publications to be regarded differently, so we called them 'studies', 'papers', 'reports' and other euphemisms".
He claimed big money divorce cases where the wealth has been created by one partner should be regarded differently from others.
And its pamphlet-sized prose-bombs were never called pamphlets: "We wanted our publications to be regarded differently, so we called them 'studies', 'papers', 'reports' and other euphemisms". I'm trying to think of a good euphemism for this column.
With rich contextual background and a wealth of findings, Deborah Jordan Brooks examines whether various behaviors--such as crying, acting tough, displays of anger, or knowledge gaffes--by male and female political candidates are regarded differently by the public.
From a generational perspective, dating and romantic relationships in China are regarded differently, as adolescents and young adults may have more progressive beliefs, as compared to their parents.
The sorting process can also be regarded, differently from ROC, as a double threshold process applied to both the SWM and CM.
In addition, health care providers need to focus on other relevant elements of importance to patients as they want to live "normal lives" and not be regarded differently because of RA [ 24].
