Sentence examples for perhaps regarded from inspiring English sources
In the N.H.L. offices, Weber was perhaps regarded as sending a message.
Operator splitting with complex fractional-steps, perhaps regarded as a mathematical curiosity, is shown to be a feasible tool for stable numerical solution of ordinary as well as partial differential equations.
Of all players, Niccolò Paganini is perhaps regarded as the greatest of all virtuosos, the true rock star of his day, so charismatic, of such genius and all-conquering sex appeal, that when he died in 1840, there was much controversy over his burial.
Owen's cold-eyed, single-minded and ruthless approach to business meant he was never as close to the hearts of Liverpool's fans as Toxteth-born Robbie Fowler, perhaps regarded more as one of their own, but he was a priceless asset in those successes under Gerard Houllier.
One moment he seems tickled by his restrictions, perhaps regarding them as the ultimate test of ingenuity.
If we had no evidence of how to solve a debt crisis equitably, we could perhaps regard the policies of Europe's leaders as misguided.
The Labour leader waded into the first, economic area today, perhaps regarding that as safer territory, though even that brought trouble.
Trelawny's gentle upbeat presence has jarred with some, who perhaps regard the intrusions of DJs as an unnecessary vulgarity – or as Trelawny put it when introducing Bach's Sixth Brandeburg Concerto on Friday morning, a bit "below stairs".
By contrast, several UK trade unions did not discourage immigration of Polish and other NMS workers, perhaps regarding them as potential recruits.A positive perspectiveThe UK's open door policy to East-central Europeans from day one of their accession has been generally positive with some 600,000 people arriving in the UK.
Another alternative is to seek a Constructivist account of dignity, perhaps regarding the special status of humans as something we humans decide to extend to each other.
The other use of the national anthem since the 1960s has been at international sports fixtures (soccer, rugby, but for some reason never cricket, which perhaps regards anthem-singing as a little caveman-ish).
