Sentence examples for it doesn't regard from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it doesn't regard" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to imply that something is not important enough to consider or to merit attention. For example, "The teacher doesn't regard the student's excuses for not completing their assignment."
And while ultimately it allows that a Form and its essence are identical, it does not regard the self-predication statement itself as an identity claim (see Code 1986; Silverman 2002 Ch. 3).
A modern democratic nation rarely unleashes such violence, except upon victims whom it does not regard as its own people.
The trouble is, mainstream economics has not abandoned utility theory: it does not regard it as falsified, after all.
But last night it reminded us that it does not regard liberty as something to be traded away, like some detail in the spending round.
Unlike Britain's Bribery Act, it does not regard robust internal safeguards as a statutory defence (only as a potential mitigating factor).
The White House has criticised Kagame for the suppression of political activity and made clear that it does not regard Rwanda as democratic.
The alliance has repeatedly said it does not regard Russia as a threat and has forsworn putting nuclear weapons (or indeed anything else significant) in member states that were once part of the Soviet empire.
IS has also persecuted Shia Muslims, whom it does not regard as true Muslims.
What it does not regard, he says, is the content of an individual's desires.
Brown's university told her that it does not regard her government benefits as guaranteed until they are received and that in their absence she would have to come up with alternative financing, she said.
