Sentence examples for who it regards from inspiring English sources

Mewtwo refuses, stating it cannot harm the doctor, who it regards as its father.

But the ruling Communist Party is often wary of lawyers who try to challenge what it regards as the unassailable pre-eminence of the party in society.

Those who love it regard the show's consistently offensive story lines as a boisterous crusade for free speech.

Their polarised perspectives stem from the policy regarding hyperandrogenism and the asymmetry regarding who it burdens and who it benefits.

Now it regards those who trumpet such notions as secessionists.Overt calls for Hong Kong's independence remain rare.

Almost the only adult — except the adults making money from it — who regards rock 'n' roll as something more than a pain in the neck is the British anthropologist Geoffrey Gorer, who published some speculations on the subject in the magazine Encounter about a year ago.

Women who choose to use psychoprophylaxis may differ from those who do not use it, regarding background characteristics and attitudes.

None of this, I fear, will go down too well with those on the Conservative backbenches (or with Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, now that I really think about it), who regard both Patten and the BBC with deep suspicion.

It is a cherished place for D'Antoni, the Knicks' coach, who regards it as his adopted home.

I may be the only fan of "The Last Waltz" who regards it as a food movie.

His defence of Ireland's 12.5% corporate-tax rate annoyed Mr Sarkozy, who regards it as "fiscal dumping .The Irish financial crisis has many causes, but low corporate tax was not one of them.