Sentence examples for strange regard from inspiring English sources

He is arguably as much a symbol as a cause of the strange regard in which Italy is held.

Other outlets also quickly debunked Consumer Reports' strange results regarding the battery.

In the course of our toxicity study using cynomolgus monkeys, we encountered a strange phenomenon regarding the efficacy of BM-ca, in vivo, that is, heterogeneity of the response to BM-ca (a decrease in circulating B-cell levels) after its administration i.v. (Fig. 5).

It is also strange that he regards European movements such as Golden Dawn in Greece and Marine Le Pen's in France as examples of the good that frustrated young people can do when they organise.

It was a little strange that he regarded a nation that, under no serious threat to its own sovereignty, undertook to go to arms to save the world from fascism and militaristic imperialism as decadent, naïve, and deluded by idealism.

Living abroad has heightened my interest in how foreigners regard the strange places we encounter.

By Evan Osnos February 15 , 2009Living abroad has heightened my interest in how foreigners regard the strange places we encounter.

MEXICO CITY — A lot of Camilo Lara's friends still find it strange to have to regard him as a budding pop star.

So important does Blaser regard this strange, paradoxical symbiont that he has proposed not one but two unconventional therapeutic interventions: inoculate children with H. pylori to give them the benefit of its services early in life, and then exterminate it with antibiotics at age 40, when it is liable to begin causing trouble.

This was not the first time suspicions have swirled around the Patriots in regard to strange happenings with the headsets and the like.

Hegel and Karl Marx and by Viktor Shklovsky's theory of ostranenie ("making it strange," or defamiliarization), Brecht regarded his method as a way of helping spectators understand the complex nexuses of historical development and societal relationships.