Sentence examples similar to plain regard from inspiring English sources

My site was just one line of cottonwood trees away from the snow-capped Tetons, which rose above the broad river plain with no apparent regard for gravity.

It changes, as Frost said, the plain of regard.

He has rescued his reputation once, quite impressively, but it will be difficult to go through the whole rebuilding operation again now that Uruguay and, to some extent, Suárez have made it plain they regard the English as his persecutors.

Cationic pectonanoliposomes were superior to plain systems regarding long-term stability.

Moreover, the Beijing Plain is regarded as a typical alluvial plain in a subsiding setting (Beijing Geology and Mineral Bureau, 1991; Li, 1994).

The table shows that in our sample, the articles from New York Times are more difficult than the articles from Times in Plain English regarding all readability measures (the differences are significant with p value <.01).

In the preface to Doctor's Dilemma he made it plain he regarded conventional medical treatment as dangerous quackery that should be replaced with sound public sanitation, good personal hygiene and diets devoid of meat.

A first plain question regarding age-related variations is whether MSC numbers change during adult life span.

The Riverina is home to many Merino studs and the saltbush plains are regarded as one of Australia's best wool growing regions.

It is plain silly to regard doughnut as "better" than donut.

Several times in recent years Mr. Fukuda and Mr. Suzuki have made it plain that they regard anything that may benefit Mr. Nakasone as undesirable, almost by definition.