Sentence examples for regards in a from inspiring English sources

But for today, let me go one more round with Ben Domenech, who wrote yesterday in defense of a Republican strategy that would lift the debt ceiling while keeping the government shutdown going, and going, and going — a move that I likened on CNN to postponing a murder-suicide in order to just concentrate on slitting your own wrists, but which Domenech regards in a more favorable light.

SECRECY IS ABOLISHED Society Acts So as Not to Be Regarded in a Class With Ku Klux Klan.

Regarded in a certain light, these images were radical for their time.

To be held in such regard in a town so full of talent is an incredible compliment.

While Hamlet is considered the ultimate young actor role, Lear is regarded in a similar way for older actors.

If she had written nothing but the Barbara Vine novels, I believe Ruth would be regarded in a different light.

Morrissey is regarded in a polarised way these days: either worshipped as a god, or demonised as a fallen, politically suspect hero.

Regarded in a certain light, ancient Egypt was a culture of living museums — incessantly maintained, periodically refurbished, and kept up to date with contemporary developments.

These cases are often regarded in a kind of political vacuum, as if courtrooms operated independently of the capitals where laws are made.

And the word 'Chartreuse,' as applied to the liqueur which for generations they made and sold, cannot be regarded in a proper sense as a geographical name.

Not regarding the remarkable production capacity, but regarding "in regards to," which should be "in regard to". Even better, just say "regarding" or "about". (For the record, "regards" with the "s" is correct in the phrase "as regards," where "regard" is a verb). In regard to the phrase "in regard to," regard is a noun, and the singular — without the s — should always be used.