Sentence examples similar to regard something with gravity from inspiring English sources

The wobble means that something with significant gravity is tugging at the still-forming star on a regular basis.

Often we rely on a talent, a natural ability, that is effortless and easy to accomplish — something with zero gravity pushing against it.

Proper regard for something with absolute value or worth requires respect for it.

It has to be demonstrated that spot-fixing (fixing a particular event within a match), as well as full-on match-fixing – of which there is no evidence in this case – is regarded with the utmost gravity.

The callow youth so sternly analysed in "School Days" is now regarded with something like wistful affection.

So imagine my surprise when, instead, I found myself regarded with something approaching pity.

Reverence is the action or condition of regarding someone or something with deep respect or sacredness.

" 'She goes in with blinders on, poor thing.' " You get the sense that Ms. Bullock feels as if she has something to prove with "Gravity".

Only in 1915, when Einstein emerged with a new interpretation of the perturbations (something to do with gravity as space-time curvature), could astronomers stop "seeing" what wasn't there.

You don't have to make something that exists with gravity and weights," he says.

I have a debate with my friend regarding variations of gravity on Earth.