Regardless, Hegel never flatly denied that Confucian thinking merited consideration as "philosophy," even though he did not regard it well.
Mukti looked on, appalled, and noticing his expression Busner confided: 'Y'know, you can take the man out of the institution – but after half a century odd, you can't deprive him altogether of the institutional food.' Mukti lifted the dead mouse of his herbal teabag from his mug by its paper tail and regarded it balefully, 'Well,' he said.
His success seems all the more unlikely given that for nearly a decade after he began acting, he regarded it as a well-paid hobby.
The Carrick Racing Club was formed in 1848 and the course was well regarded; it was called "the best in Tasmania" by author Hugh Munro Hull in 1859.
He was headmaster for 14 years and was very well regarded: it was said that the school had "seldom stood higher since Arnold's day" than under his leadership (in reference to Thomas Arnold, who was headmaster from 1828 to 1841).
He has filed a suit that is so aggressive about the law that, if he had not filed it himself, we suspect he might regard it as, well, piratical.
PARTY-POOPER seems to have entered the language as recently as the 1950s and to have originated in the USA, though Chambers clearly regards it as well established over here.
Although also our method is demanding and therefore not practical for routine surveillance, we regard it as well suited for scientific purposes and for quality assessments of pharmacy sales figures.
We divided the global terrestrial biosphere into 60156 grid cells, each cell being 0.5° latitude by 0.5° longitude in size, whereas we simplified the atmosphere by regarding it as a well-mixed reservoir.
Far from viewing Munich as anti-Israel, they may well regard it as highly sympathetic - a difference in perception that highlights the ever widening cultural gap between Europe and America on this subject.
John Carpenter, however, might well regard it as a remake of his 1980 Escape from New York, where in the near future (a dystopian 1997) the US president crashes into a Manhattan island that's been turned into a self-ruling prison.
