Sentence examples for regarded- from inspiring English sources

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TNS, which is regarded as more cautious than other pollsters, said its findings suggested the gap between the SNP and Scottish Labour is much narrower than the 20-point lead given to the nationalists in a spate of other recent polls, but that it was still gloomy news for the Scottish Labour leader, Jim Murphy.

Email: [email protected] David Marr journalist David is widely regarded as one of Australia's most influential commentators writing on subjects such as politics, censorship, the media and the arts.

I couldn't say with absolute certainty that he is deliberately setting out to be regarded as the most unpleasant man in the business, but he is certainly making a good fist of it.

Older employees, highly regarded for their leadership skills, are increasingly being used as mentors for a younger generation.

Authorities in Belarus are threatening to take into custody the three-year-old son of a journalist who has been under arrest since 19 December on what are regarded as trumped-up charges.

The last is commonly regarded to have been at Coniston, Northern Territory, in 1928 – notwithstanding the countless other acts of extreme violence (including custodial deaths) inextricably linked to colonialism, that have since been perpetrated against Indigenous Australians.

Kennedy was regarded as one of Britain's finest orators in recent years and was nicknamed "Chat Show Charlie" in light of his easy manner on television that once saw him chair an edition of Have I Got News for You.

Once class identity comes to be seen as a cultural attribute, then those regarded as culturally different have come to be viewed as threats.

His politics came from the left of the party, but he was regarded as a fully paid-up member of the "sensible left", and, in 1990, he joined the opposition whips' office as the northern whip.

Having had what he plainly regarded as a successful day delivering his autumn statement the other week, George Osborne sounded as though he had woken up with a hangover when he lost his cool on the Today programme and complained bitterly about the BBC's coverage.

The money spent on preparing the UK for the impacts of global warming has almost halved since the environment secretary, Owen Paterson –widely regarded as a climate change sceptic – took office.

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