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Meanings of more regard in English

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Usage of more regard in English
1
That looks as if he had more regard for the direct line.
The Lady of the Shroud
2
Their acts, however, fortunately evince more regard for modesty than their words.
Primitive Love and Love-Stories
3
I'd also like there to be more regard for vocational qualifications and training.
The Guardian
4
In England, more regard is paid to present opulence and plenty.
An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals
5
It showed more regard for me than I thought he had.
Life of Father Hecker
6
Being a little humble will earn you more regard than being fiercely independent!
The South African
7
I hope hereafter you will have more regard for your reputation.
From Jest to Earnest
8
Is it likely to meet more regard if Ireland obtains home-rule?
The Irish Race in the Past and the Present
9
Here is an outline arranged with more regard for argument:
The Art of Public Speaking
10
Thou shouldst have more regard for Brackenburg, I tell thee.
Egmont
11
They pay no more regard to us, either, than if we were not Romans.
Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra
12
You ought to have more regard for Susan's good name!
Little Novels
13
What I had to state might have been stated with more regard for your feelings.
The Face and the Mask
14
Only I have no more regard for his little crowings on his own little dunghill.
Fantasia of the Unconscious
15
We ought to pay more regard to one poor man than to five rich men.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
16
This time he had more regard to the ''mollia tempora fandi,'' and succeeded very well.
Two Years Before the Mast
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