Sentence examples for the right regards from inspiring English sources
If the right regards her as a Trojan horse for left-wing liberalism, the left regards her as a Trojan horse for corporate Clintonism.How much does Clinton-hatred matter in the race for the White House?
He has decried the act's application in the recent Hobby Lobby case (in which a craft-store chain was exempted from offering some forms of contraception to its employees), which the right regards as a famous victory.
Critics on the left and the right regard Breyer as more of a technocrat than an ideologue.
Lennon often stood to the right, regarding the audience with a challenging defiance, with Sir Paul to the left, charming listeners with winks and nods.
Many, on the left as on the right, regarded it as a highly inefficient, unsatisfactory system, prone to influence peddling, corruption and demagoguery.
The 2002 discussion wraps up with the political implications of cinema: Godard's discussion of films by Alain Guiraudie ("Ce vieux rêve qui bouge," which, he says, foretold "the defeat of the left") and Eric Rohmer ("The Lady and the Duke," which "announced the triumph of the right") regarding that year's presidential election, which kept the right-wing Jacques Chirac in office for a second term.
Sheep on the left side of the crate showed some evidence of greater stress than those on the right, regarding their limb movement preferences and heart rate variability responses.
But in doing it we must not fail to challenge the right regarding American experience and greatness.
The alt right regard mainstream conservatives as impotent, even corrupt, "cuckservatives," whose stances for compromise and lack of firm opposition to multiculturalism as traitorous.
Though the archbishop criticized human rights abuses committed by both the left and the right, the anti-Communist right regarded him as a Communist sympathizer.
The pundits were certainly right regarding the closeness of the two teams, as come the end of 80 minutes nothing could separate the nations.
