Sentence examples for widely regards from inspiring English sources

Olivia Judson's observations lose some of their luster when compared with the evidence that living organisms regularly survive by consuming one another; or that scientific pursuits have provided the potential to destroy the species that so widely regards itself as ultimately superior; or most notably, that a deity might exist whose benevolent purposes are not fully comprehensible.

At a time when the sport has never had to work as hard for recognition and relevance, American Pharoah reminded a nation that widely regards horse racing in this country as overtly cruel, and callous, and uncaring, that the same spectacle can still produce transcendental moments.

From China's point of view, analysts said, the departure of Mr. Snowden solved two concerns: how to prevent Beijing's relationship with the United States from being ensnared in a long legal wrangle in Hong Kong over Mr. Snowden, and how to deal with a Chinese public that widely regards the American computer expert as a hero.

Isakson was widely regarded as a conservative.

They are widely regarded as expensive.

Estonia is widely regarded as a star.

He is widely regarded as a problem.

"Widely regarded by whom?" he challenged, suspiciously.

Andorra is widely regarded as Snaith's most satisfying work.

He is widely regarded as the founder of mathematical economics.

In the United States, wild mushrooms are widely regarded with suspicion.