It was titled "Yardages by Angelo," without the slightest regard for irony.
The government hires blacks and gives contracts to black-owned firms wherever possible, with slight regard to competence.
The words literally mean asacred monster -- an extraordinary character who dominates a field, often controversially, with slight regard for the niceties.
Such restraint has long since passed: nowadays, most of us jabber away without the slightest regard for those around us, our private lives spilling out into the public space, our voices loud and our language coarse.
The crucifixes "show the state's unequivocal will to place Catholicism at the center of the universe," the judge wrote, adding that this was being done in public schools "without the slightest regard for the role of other religions in human development".
Were that true, we would have to believe that presidents who faced a mounting sea of troubles at home have nonetheless conducted their foreign policy without the slightest regard for those troubles – that individual presidents were divided into watertight compartments, one labelled 'domestic' and the other 'foreign'".
Anyone with the slightest regard for liberty should be appalled".
She held up her cell phone and dialed the police, shouting, "I'm calling the police right now!" The guy looked at her with only the slightest regard, perhaps knowing that French police are basically nonexistent at that hour.
And then came the diaper changes, the vomit, the endless sleepless nights, the Mastitis, the late night feedings without even the slightest regard for my own personal well-being and happiness.
"Frequently, it is funded at the costs of hundreds of millions, or even billions, of dollars without the slightest regard to whether the program will work, whether it will be held accountable, whether it is appropriate for the federal government to fund it, or whether it is something people can or ought to do for themselves".
Decades of propaganda have conditioned Chinese to sense slights regarding Taiwan, and the fact that the insult came from a Japanese company only quickened Mr. Tang's vigilance.
