Sentence examples for withering regard from inspiring English sources
Sarah Palin's withering regard for the media co-exists with the fact that Sarah Palin is a media sensation.
Significant amounts of OH in pyrope-rich garnet are regarded as evidence of H2O-rich environments at UHP conditions (Withers et al. 1998; Mookherjee and Karato 2010).
Under a steady stream of withering criticism regarding its fading business and with sales growth decelerating and operational efficiency being questioned in the wake of two straight periods of missed expectations, Dell seems to be at a crossroads.
And one poem for which I have a particular fondness is an odd 1804 piece about a small celandine (in contrast to more cheerful poems he addressed to this flower) in which he confesses to an unsentimental, no-nonsense meanness of pleasure as he regards its withering.
Sotomayor regarded the senators with withering impassivity.
The retired farmer said that his lifelong attachment to the right wing had withered since January and that he had come to regard Greece's radical leader Alexis Tsipras as "the greatest prime minister that Greece has ever had".
Asked whether United might have been interested in diverting Ashley Cole's move from Italy to the United States, Van Gaal regarded the questioner with one of his most withering looks.
Since his Commerce Clause language had nothing to do with the conclusion that the law was constitutional, it should and will be regarded-by future courts as interesting dicta, especially in light of Justice Ginsberg's withering dissent about "broccoli".
It has been widely regarded as a masterpiece of polemical literature, in which "Sarsi's" arguments are subjected to withering scorn.
Well-regarded when she served under David N. Dinkins as commissioner of parks, she went on to revive the withering New-York Historical Society.
