Sentence examples for regard one another from inspiring English sources

Their mothers regard one another as a support group.

The inhabitants regard one another with puzzlement and, occasionally, appreciation, and the reader is not able to muster much more.

Linda Johnson, a Starling mother from Festus, Mo., said that the students regard one another as peers and mentors.

They help determine how we talk, what we eat and the various ways we regard one another.

Islamists and secular-minded Egyptians regard one another as obstacles to power, not as legitimate players in a complex game that requires inclusion and consensus.

American officials in Baghdad and international legal experts regard one another with suspicion; most outsiders doubt the legitimacy of the court and have been reluctant to participate.

Silently, photographer and subject regarded one another.

The two parties had already regarded one another with envy long before they met.

Old people and young people have always regarded one another with suspicion and incomprehension.

They were complicit, not long risen, and not regarding one another too closely.

Hoping to ward off an "endangered" listing, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Forest Service, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture — government agencies known for regarding one another with indifference, if not disdain — have worked together and with land users to protect the sage grouse.