Sentence examples for truly regarded from inspiring English sources

Possibly the most serious criticism is that, if Saigō had truly regarded the rebellion as unwise, he could certainly have prevented it.

In the long run -- decades at least -- robots may one day be truly regarded as "artificial life," able to reproduce and evolve, building improved versions of themselves.

Nor are the authors convinced that governance systems, such as ethics committees, can be truly regarded as risk reduction mechanisms.

Only the oxazolidinones, the cationic peptides and the lipopeptide antibiotics can be truly regarded as structurally novel drugs, although the peptide deformylase inhibitors and, possibly, the pleuromutilins can be considered a potential advancement in the field.

The challenge for a programme to be truly regarded as a centre of excellence is to maintain accreditation based on certain prespecified criteria.

However, before it can be truly regarded as a viable model of word naming it is important to investigate two additional issues: (1) To what extent do the results reported so far depend on the vowel-centred visual representation scheme that we have adopted.

Maybe the Israeli government truly regards Mr. Barghouti as a terrorist now.

Americans stopped truly regarding ourselves some time ago--that is, looking at both the good and the bad of us.