Sentence examples for regards on the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aimard's remarkable 2000 recording of "Vingt regards" on the Teldec label has helped bring renewed attention to this audaciously original work.

The second axis regards, on the other hand, the nature of the practices and activities with which these counter the strategies of privatisation and commercialisation of the city.

Though he was regarded on the ice as one of toughest players in the game, he was also quiet.

Nevertheless, he had managed to secure a prestigious research position there, thanks to the passing of the ancien régime, on the one hand, and his own sublime self-regard, on the other.

This is also justly celebrated, but many regard On the Basis of Morality as far more important.

"Moynihan is pretty well known and very highly regarded, and certainly regarded on the issue of trust and character," said Eric Hauser, Mr. Bradley's press secretary.

The opposition party hates it because it's a sycophantic orgy of self-regard on the part of the president and his party.

The commission's report quotes the historian Roberta Wohlstetter, whose 1962 study on Pearl Harbor remains highly regarded, on the handicaps of hindsight.

"The speech goes to show the seriousness with which Australia's flagrant breaches of international law are regarded on the world stage," Webb said.

Before his appointment, Conte was a coach briefly out of work but held in high regard on the back of a successful period of dominance in club football.

In a similarly jokey vein, Blake claims to be a better fast bowler than Bolt, who still carries a high self-regard on the cricket pitch.