Sentence examples for regard it only from inspiring English sources

He approved of the talking picture as "a valuable addition to the dramatic art regardless of its limitations, but I regard it only as an addition, not as a substitute," because, he said, "Pantomime lies at the base of any form of drama".

To say that we regard it only as if it were designed does not on its own dispose of the question, for it is not clear what it is to regard something that is not designed "as if" it were designed: if we are not ascribing to organisms the property of being artifacts, then in what respect can we can coherently regard them as similar to artifacts?

If you regard it only as a Chinese-American novel, you lose something.

And skiers may regard it only as a necessary stop on the journey to the Alps.

Bellarmine, somewhat sympathetic to Galileo's views, granted him an audience in which he warned him not to defend the Copernican theory but to regard it only as a hypothesis.

When a batch of bright cosmic objects first appeared in maps in 2008 made with data from the South Pole Telescope, astronomers at the University of Chicago's Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics regarded it only as an unavoidable nuisance.

Thus, A.H. Strong, the president of Rochester Theological Seminary in New York state, wrote in his Systematic Theology (1885): "We grant the principle of evolution, but we regard it as only the method of divine intelligence".

Consequently, Gabriella Blum suggests that even where conflict exists, we regard it as only one dimension of an ongoing, multifaceted interstate relationship.

In that regard, it's only fitting that it take the form of a long poem, "a novel in verse," since its logic is less the logic of fiction than of poetry.

While the interventions adopted at university and organizational levels can overcome certain obstacles in this regard, it is only through effective, widespread and fundamental changes in the situation of KT that positive results can be produced at the national level.

In this regard, it was not only an important, but also an unexpected observation, that the osteoblast-specific antagonism of Wnt signalling achieved through transgenic over-expression of Krm2 has such a tremendous impact on bone formation, thereby causing an osteoporotic phenotype, whose severity exceeds the one observed in Lrp5-deficient mice [11].