Sentence examples for that regarded her from inspiring English sources
Once back in Beirut, having married, she worked in isolation, an outsider to the movements around her that regarded her work with suspicious eyes, partly because she was a woman in a male-dominated scene but also because they didn't understand the art she was producing.
Markle may have found peace in the grey spaces of mixed identities, and has spoken of both her positive experience of blackness and the negative – seeing her mother called the N-word, and being passed over for acting roles by an industry that regarded her as too black to play a white role and too white to play a black one.
Morgan was placed under substantial pressure by media commentary that regarded her as the weak link in the relay team.
She was attacked for being too religious by the most secular of critics while also being one of the authors most banned from Christian schools and libraries that regarded her brand of religion as deeply suspect.
The Guardian's children's books editor Julia Eccleshare, in her obituary of L'Engle, tells us that L'Engle – an Episcopalian - was also attacked "for being too religious by the most secular of critics while... being one of the authors most banned from Christian schools and libraries that regarded her brand of religion as deeply suspect".
"In that regard, her reinstatement today seems appropriate and we would hope for no repeat of past errors".
"Not that I regarded her in that way.
They confirm that she regarded her first cabinet as a well-balanced government that included some "fervent believers in the almost pure political belief".
At the same time, a canvass of German "leaders" in business and politics by the Allensbach Institute showed that only 18 percent considered Mrs. Merkel's statements credible and that 58 percent regarded her as a weak chancellor.
Feminist or not, Palin had entered the race as a woman, clutching her newborn in her arms, making it clear that she regarded her sex not as a deficit, but as an asset.
Although diagnosed at the age of six with a genetic hearing impairment, it was only in her 30s that Gould regarded her hearing loss as a disability and became aware of equality issues.
