Sentence examples for regard more from inspiring English sources

Bernard Baruch expressed his regard more succinctly.

Many bishops have avoided disciplining priests they regard more as brothers than employees.

But they regard more mundane instruments -- firearms, car bombs or even hijacked truckloads of hazardous wastes -- as more credible threats.

In this regard, more than any other, Tommy Franks showed his willingness to fight a war the Rumsfeld way.

Or rather the likely culprits; Fortitude left a little bit of wiggle room in that regard (more on that in a moment).

Such books regard more earnest matters like history, context, and ideas the way a child looks at a plate of Brussels sprouts.

Other nationalisation operations were regarded more cynically.

These days, though, Brand is clearly regarded more fondly.

And they are regarded more like dilettantes than peers.

They are regarded more as victims of an entrepreneurial England and Wales Cricket Board than spendthrift villains.

And extreme effeminacy is regarded more with tolerant amusement than with revulsion.