Sentence examples for regarding but from inspiring English sources

Anything by the sculptor's hand is worth regarding, but it is the drawing on the front of the sheet, the ingenious pose and powerful anatomy of the headless nude, that inspires rapt attention.

Santorum is the Barnes and Noble Nook: fondly regarded but underfunded and maybe doomed.

This year, the designers for the works, still untitled, are well regarded but on the younger side.

On his handling of foreign policy, the President is highly regarded, but most voters are focussed on domestic matters.

The programs are well regarded but are often more costly than traditional English-as-a-second-language or bilingual programs.

He is highly regarded, but many scientists said his lack of grounding in atmospheric science made him an unsuitable choice.

Nellcor's device is highly regarded, but some clinicians said it was ripe for a challenge in the late 1990's.

"She was well regarded, but was obviously someone who had worked closely with a Republican senator," Ms. Graves said.

He is still highly regarded but was moved to another church by his bishop.

Until then, he had been highly regarded but capable of only occasional brilliance.

Such jobs were not highly regarded, but brought useful extra income during periods of hardship.