Sentence examples for public regards from inspiring English sources

The public regards his party with distaste (see article).

The majority of the British public regards the Iraq war as wrong and its aftermath disastrous.

Now, as argument rages about how the Sun obtained the information on Fraser Brown's cystic fibrosis, the wider public regards such things as detail.

There's no accepted index of legitimacy for the court, so it's not easy to know exactly how the public regards it.

This is a mixed blessing in a place where the the public regards with distaste the mingling of business and politics.

The public regards high inflation in the prices of goods and services as a bad thing, but rising property and share prices as good things.

At a time when the Fed is held in low public regard, the stakes are high.

In the ruling, the SRA noted: "Members of the public regarded the tweets as unprofessional and offensive.

For years, both Israel's security establishment and its public regarded targeted killing as an essential tool of counterterrorism policy.

Manning won general public regard for his social concern and his successful intervention in the 1889 London dock strike.

Members of the financial services industry seemed ruefully aware of how far they had sunk in public regard.