Sentence examples for may regard a from inspiring English sources

Some martyrs arriving in paradise may regard a bunch of grapes as a letdown.

By the same token, developers may regard a bonus plaza simply as a device that enables them to add more rentable floors.

Some men may regard a few "jokes" about rape  as a bit of harmless banter, but it all helps normalise violence against women.

While some may regard a graffiti artist as a vandal with a can of spray paint, not a character to represent a positive image of urban America, Mr. Echo is unfazed.

This is supported by recent neuroscientific evidence that adults tend to underestimate the physical force they exert, so that, while they may regard a smack as "light", it can feel much more powerful to someone on the receiving end.

Nationalists who vote for Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland may regard a McGuinness presidency as another powerful sign that they are reunited with the rest of the Irish nation; but a President McGuinness or any other president after 27 October will still be presiding over partition, whatever they might tell their core supporters.

And while Rep. King may regard an unintended pregnancy as a good thing from the standpoint of preserving civilization, it's definitely not a good thing from the standpoint of women who want to delay a pregnancy for medical reasons.

He is a man of high places, both as an mountaineer and as an accountant – an activity you may regard as a little less glamorous.

What one person may regard as an average or low number of sexual partners, another may consider shockingly high.

Companion digital shows with a well-mannered, slightly dull air of decorous efficiency and cheerful modernity that encapsulates what you may regard as an ethos at large.

In what some may regard as an overly contrived fashion, these stories are neatly dovetailed and interwoven to make ironic and often paradoxical points.