Sentence examples for regards talk from inspiring English sources

The congregation regards talk of partisan politics as plague.

She emphasises that she knows how to pull the levers of power in Washington to get things done and she regards talk of transcending partisanship as naive waffle that could lead the country to disaster.Conservative civil warThe debate about the post-Bush world is even deeper on the right.

He regards talk of job cuts as a symptom of rampant capitalism.To further complicate matters, the German government has not denied that it has plans to buy a stake in EADS when DaimlerChrysler reduces its stake from 22.5% to 15%, as the carmaker plans to do.

Still, the aides say Mr. Romney has a natural reticence — he regards talking about himself as bragging, they say.

While intellectual historians like Richard Hofstadter and Perry Miller once dominated the profession, they were swept aside in the 1960s by the rise of social and then cultural history, which regarded talk of "the American mind" as code for "the mind of white, male Americans who happened to write books".

Eliminativists regard talk of "beliefs" as designating convenient fictions that we ascribe to people in folk psychology (see Churchland 1981 and the entry on eliminative materialism).

"Her stylist had to redo her whole press tour wardrobe," a supposed source told the publication regarding talk of a baby bump sighting.

DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION regarding talk-anecdote "Dead Loss," Jun. 13, 1942.

By Thomas Mann The New Yorker, July 4 , 1942P. 46 DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION regarding talk-anecdote "Dead Loss," Jun. 13, 1942.

In this regard, talking avatars can mimic "frontline" advocates to provide social cues such as welcome messages, farewell messages, personalized greetings, and guided tour on products and services.

If Obama was running for president a decade ago he surely would not have made that justification regarding talking to Mandela and the ANC (who also were not a state).