Sentence examples for though regard from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists, though, regard such activities as looting.

He does not, though, regard mental scarring among his players as pertinent.

Conservative defenders of the draft, though, regard it as an almost sacred rite of sacrifice, and the price of South Korea's freedom.

Many tax experts, though, regard such exclusions as risky calls, which is why, they say, they are seldom taken in the corporate world.

When you return to the World Bank and its subsidized cafeterias, you have a 14-day grace period during which it is understood you are allowed to interrupt any conversation with: "I was just in Nairobi and...."... Some though regard Nairobi as too soft.

Others, though, regarded him as a visionary.

Bayard, though, regards such disclaimers as understood.

Though regarded as weeds in the United States, they are cultivated for their edible root in Asia.

The Marshall Plan, though regarded as a generous gift by many Americans, was seen by many Europeans as a Trojan horse, opening the gates to laissez-faire capitalism.

Eldredge, though, regards the purpose of life to be neither the generation of the higher animals nor the spread of one's genes; rather, it's economics.

And John Adams's "Phrygian Gate" (1977), though regarded as a Minimalist classic — it was one of the first works by Mr. Adams to find a large audience — is so structurally and harmonically complex that the label misrepresents it thoroughly.