Sentence examples for regard though from inspiring English sources

In one regard, though, Mr. Obama's Washington will have to emulate China.

In this regard, though, it's a blessing that his accident banished him from the metropolis.

In that regard, though, it may be worth noting that of the four foreign-language films dealing with such issues that were nominated for the foreign-language Oscar this year, one ("Incendies") came from Canada and another ("Biutiful") from Mexico.

The equation-free coarse-graining approach may have merit in this regard, though is a numerically intensive technique [370].

Their motivation and practical skills in this regard, though, is a matter of concern.

For McCain my friend had no regard (though he forgives him); his sins of commission and omission were many.

It should not at all be regarded, though, as a retreat from the centrality of faith — Francis's is clearly and mystically expressed.

Well regarded though Mr. Conant is, not all analysts share his optimism.

Both are highly regarded, though I preferred to venture into the city for meals.

His La Catrina (1567), a lively rustic farce, was also highly regarded, though his fame rests squarely on his burlesque poetry.

The band's final two albums have never been well regarded, though they are no more inconsistent, in their polished, ballad-heavy way, than the band's sloppy, sprinting earliest efforts.