None of these species can be regarded as true 'wood bison'.
"Everything shared on the phone is regarded as true," Mr. Purty said.
Twain had a soft spot, or blind spot, for inventors, whom he regarded as "true poets".
In the meantime, Dr. Altshuler said, the hypothesis comes to be regarded as true.
At stake would be the relationship with the United States and its President, who are regarded as true, unselfish and vital friends of Israel.
Whereas the latter claim is controversial, the claim that democratic states do not fight each other is widely regarded as true by scholars and practitioners of international relations.
To protest the policies of the Israeli government actually can be regarded as true philo-Semitism, but to disallow the existence of the Jewish state is another matter.
This framework rejects the classical "deflationary" conception of truth yet allows both disputants to respect the intuition that judgments, whose status they contest, are at least semantically fitted for truth and may often justifiably be regarded as true.
With their fingers on the nuclear trigger, both Pakistan and India must be regarded as true nuclear powers, and it is in our interest to see strong and stable governments in both of these countries.
At the time Paige made his remark, the National Education Association had said the law was "practically impossible to implement," under-funded, and in need of more "flexibility" – criticisms today generally regarded as true.
Traditionally, the courts have given wide latitude to First Amendment rights, even in cases involving speech that is widely considered offensive, but public statements regarded as "true threats" have not been afforded legal protection.
