Sentence examples for regarded as always from inspiring English sources

It creates the material conditions of culture and society and therefore its creation should be regarded as always already moral and political in nature.

She was not regarded as always having a flair for fashion, generally dressing sensibly rather than flamboyantly, but local outfitters knew they "could not sell Rose" poor quality garments.

It follows from this view that humans must not be regarded as having a moral status superior to other living beings and so human interests may not be regarded as always trumping claims of nonhumans.

Our objectives were to observe the effects of exogenous GAs, the B allele and vernalization on bolting and subsequent flowering, which, in sugar beet, is generally regarded as always proceeding from bolting.

"As a military commander he was regarded as someone who always backed up his men to the hilt, but as a politician he was rather heartless.

If the hypothesis is confirmed, it is regarded as true, but always tentatively, subject to revision in the light of further evidence and theory.

For the patrons, discretion is not always regarded as valorous.

This wasn't always regarded as a problem.

"We were always regarded as foreigners, as second-class citizens".

His son Wuwang, though not as colourful as his father, was always regarded as the conqueror.

I was always regarded as wet when we had wets and drys.