regard

[rɪˈɡɑːrd]

Definition:
1. A detail or point.
2. To think about something in a particular way.
3. To look at somebody or something.

Use 'regard' in a sentence:

• 1. It is always necessary to have regard to the terms of the contract.
• 2. I have nothing further to say in this regard.
• 3. I regarded him as my friend and protector.
• 4. He held her in high regard.
• 5. Social services should pay proper regard to the needs of inner-city areas.
• 6. In this regard, China also plays a central role.
• 7. Give your brother my regards when you see him.
• 8. In this regard at least, F. Scott Fitzgerald was wrong.
• 9. I had great regard for his abilities.
• 10. She had an almost Germanic regard for order.
• 11. I have a very high regard for him and what he has achieved.
• 12. I regard myself as a bad person.
• 13. He regarded the room as a refuge from the outside world.
• 14. Please give her my regards.
• 15. The department is reviewing its policy with regard to immunization.
• 16. We've made extraordinary progress as a society in that regard.
• 17. In this regard, the prevailing star for Aquarius is Uranus.
• 18. He has said he will fire editorial employees without regard to seniority.
• 19. Regard each failure as a stimulus to further efforts.
• 20. In regard to disaster response, this is ideal.
• 21. Many will regard his appointment as the kind of nepotism the banking industry ought to avoid.
• 22. The firefighters went back into the house with scant regard for their own safety.
• 23. Her novels are very highly regarded.
• 24. Such claims should be regarded with a certain amount of scepticism.
• 25. Be sure to give your family my regards.
• 26. We regard her as our younger sister.
• 27. These women regard his death as an act of providence.
• 28. The people in the room seemed to regard her as an unwelcome intruder.
• 29. She is held in very high regard by her colleagues.
• 30. They regard gifts as a token of friendship.
• 31. The president tended to regard the Church as an anachronism.
• 32. She regards the job as a launch pad for her career in the media.
• 33. In regard to disaster activity, long-term partnerships are ideal.
• 34. The singer is regarded as a representative of the youth of her generation.
• 35. Her work is very highly regarded.
• 36. She regarded herself, first and last, as a musician.
• 37. She is widely regarded as the current leader's natural successor.
• 38. Call me if you have any problems regarding your work.
• 39. He was driving without regard to speed limits.
• 40. I regard this as a serious matter.
• 41. He seemed to regard the whole thing as a joke.
• 42. He suffers from a lack of self-regard.
• 43. She has said nothing regarding your request.
• 44. Don't regard fantasies as truth.
• 45. I have always been regarded as a foreigner by the local folk.
• 46. The Victorians regarded the railways as bringing progress and civilization.
• 47. I have little information as regards her fitness for the post.
• 48. We regard health as inversely related to social class.
• 49. She is held in high regard by her students.
• 50. Colleagues regard him as a safe pair of hands.
• 51. Housework has traditionally been regarded as women's work.
• 52. The development was planned without proper regard to the interests of local people.