Sentence examples for regarded as completely from inspiring English sources

When I was a student, the laws of physics were regarded as completely off limits.

The streambed is regarded as completely impermeable when the ratio is less than 10−7.

Therefore, the supposed evidence of multi-ionic conduction and ionic conductivity enhancement must be regarded as completely unfounded.

For the most part, gravity waves and acoustic waves have been regarded as completely separate entities, one having no effect on the other.

Opposition to mixed-race relationships eventually came to be regarded as completely illegitimate: the alleged rights and wrongs of such partnerships are not an acceptable matter of debate.

Add to that the message of doom and gloom that emerges from Sir Mervyn King's speeches and press conferences and it is not surprising that banks continue to be widely regarded as completely "uninvestable".

"It is subdividing," she said, between shows advertisers regard as completely safe, like "American Idol," and ones they have issues with, like "Fear Factor" and "Are You Hot".

I can read something I regard as completely mistaken, but re-reading it 10 or 20 years later find, to my horror, that its ideas wormed their way into my own thinking and, eventually, writing.

He also does not trust the NHS not to use any substantial extra funding simply to plug the widening deficit and wants to see major progress on delivering the £22bn of efficiency savings that Stevens has promised, which the NHS hierarchy regards as completely undeliverable.

But the idea is to have an area where people can escape - somewhere they can regard as completely private space whether it's space to think in, or read in, or sleep in", says Jayne, who has studied art and the history of follies at Cheltenham and Barcelona.

For decades, the Moon has been regarded as a completely dry place.