Sentence examples for old-fashioned regard from inspiring English sources

The country's excellent doctors are said to have an old-fashioned regard for their own authority, which can interfere with giving patients the sort of information they need to participate in trials.

There's a naivety to this response, really, the idea that someone's voice can be manufactured for them in the studio – which is simply not as true as people think – and an old-fashioned regard for the virtues of vocal authenticity.

(Brooke and I have an old-fashioned high regard for punctuality).

But George belongs, as he puts it, to an old-fashioned school, "which regards all sudden movements as ill-bred".

McIlvanney was a good-looking, photogenic man, with a wispy Clark Gable moustache and an old-fashioned courtesy, particularly in regard to women.

Many began to regard his old-fashioned Catholicism as an insurance against the "uninhibited modernity" of politicians such as Craxi.

The New Yorker, September 12 , 1925P. 3 For Wm. Randolph Hearst the puzzle probably is Al Smith's possession of old-fashioned virtues, one is sentimental regard for Mother.

"Chelsea don't work to what some may regard as old-fashioned rules employed by clubs like Liverpool and Manchester United in days gone by, where managers are given time to build a dynasty.

The party, his polling showed, was regarded as "old-fashioned".

Mr. Kellso and Mr. Munisteri specialize in small-group swing and Dixieland, music regarded as old-fashioned even 60 years ago.

He's also quite old-fashioned in the way he regards choreography – as a job as well as an art.