Sentence examples similar to regarded stealing as from inspiring English sources
Although many buyers and even some builders regard stealing a plan as a minor theft of no consequence, the plan in fact represents a considerable investment of a builder's time and money.
Some MPs blamed the media (the Telegraph is said to have paid for what could be regarded as stolen information).
To many critics, the whole concept of sampling -- and therefore most hip hop -- has often been regarded as completely unoriginal, and not much better than stealing.
They are widely regarded as expensive.
Now it is regarded as the steal of the century, AOL having acquired the considerable assets of Time Warner with shares that it is now clear were massively overvalued.
Thus, a redistribution of mesenteric blood occurred, or 'intramesenteric steal' as coined by the authors.
Far from admiring the architecture of Greece and Rome, he regarded it as being stolen from Jewish architecture, as dictated to Moses by God, and then corrupted.
I regard myself as well equipped".
So, even if it can be demonstrated unequivocally that an antiquity was taken illegally from its country of origin, it will no longer be regarded in law as stolen if it was subsequently bought in good faith in a country such as Switzerland, which is a major centre of the antiquities trade.
In fact, in my case, it was my experience on the Internet that taught me how: today I am generally regarded in real life as, to steal Mr. Staples's description, gregarious.
