Sentence examples for part regarded from inspiring English sources

The cats, for their part, regarded the chicken warily.

The fish, for their part, regarded most of the efforts as a fencing master looks on a beginner's lunges and parries, a bit disappointed, hoping for better.

The report says the two men appeared between them in seven different agency investigations but were for the most part regarded as low-level subjects of interest.

As a matter of historical fact, Berkeley persuaded few of his contemporaries, who for the most part regarded him as a purveyor of skeptical paradoxes (Bracken 1965).

It seems fair to say that although More had a small number of like-minded and devoted followers during his own lifetime, his philosophical theology was for the most part regarded with suspicion by his contemporaries.

"I'm not interested in recounting the story of James Ragsdale as a credible source, or as an exercise in documentary or historical photography, but simply as what it is a story; one that is open-ended, unresolved, strangely beautiful, and for the most part, regarded as a lie".

It is important to correct a misunderstanding on your part regarding Ofsted's role.

City slickers, for their part, regard the Commission's proposal as ill-conceived.

She is well aware of how she is viewed in Belgium - where the Flemish half adores Clijsters and the French-speaking part regards Henin with respect rather than affection - and in the wider world.

In an e-mail message, Mr. Obama blamed a staff member for the oversight, and expressed the hope that "none of this has raised any questions on your part regarding my fundamental commitment to Israel's security".

However, its main part regards angelology.