Sentence examples for regarded so from inspiring English sources

The French label is highly regarded, so much so that fashion editors wear it.

Part of the reason why multiculturalism is regarded so negatively by the French is that it is perceived as an alien Anglo-Saxon practice.

What is the role of Graham Thorpe, who is regarded so highly by the England hierarchy but appears reluctant to commit to a full-time touring schedule?

"Of the 20 or so who are still alive many didn't reveal their work even to their families after the war because they were regarded so negatively.

A nationwide referendum on his rule two months ago was regarded so widely as fraudulent that the general was forced to acknowledge the nation's anger publicly.

Hillary Rodham Clinton's decision not to apologize for her vote in 2002 authorizing the Iraq war is regarded so seriously within her campaign that some advisers believe it will be seen as a turning point in the race.

Those two men fought in Vietnam, and earned Purple Hearts; Cruz never served in the institution he purports to regard so much more highly than they do.

In this paper, we discussed a few observations regarding SO, an online Q&A discussion forum.

Many of them are being started by economists leaping from the ivory tower and into the fray of putting theories regarding so-called imperfect markets into practice.

The debate involved a long-standing puzzle regarding so-called "identity" statements i.e., statements consisting of two names or descriptions joined by is or are.

ON the evening of March 2 in Paris, people were not quite ready to let go of their sentimental baggage regarding so-called genius talent.