Sentence examples for still be regarded from inspiring English sources

Sex itself, particularly between two people of the same gender, can still be regarded as shameful.

They will still be regarded as your spouse, unless you are legally divorced.

The banks in the early 2000s behaved with a recklessness I believe should still be regarded as criminal.

Asked if the Belgian could still be regarded as one of Europe's best defenders, Pellegrini said: "I think he is a great player".

In Conservative circles, they may still be regarded as "polite German professors who want to bring back the Deutschmark" (Boris Johnson).

Without that, the January leading indicators would have risen 0.4percentt, which could still be regarded as a "big change," Mr. Goldstein said.

As the No. 2 seed in the playoffs, the Hornets will have home-court advantage — and may still be regarded as an underdog.

One such person was William Buchan, an Edinburgh-trained physician who advocated medical reforms that in some circles would still be regarded as sweeping.

By the notoriously fusty standards of the poetry world, in which performance poetry can still be regarded as daringly outre, she is beyond modern; she's practically science fiction.

The 50/50 moniker has not been formally registered, but could still be regarded as intellectual property if the company has used it continuously.

The other side concedes that fiscal action will be more powerful when financed through changes in the money supply but maintains that countercyclical variations in government spending financed through borrowing must still be regarded as an important stabilization method.