as for

Idioms  

1. Also, as to. With regard to, concerning. For example, As for dessert, I'd better skip it today and We are not sure as to how to pay the bill. A particularly well-known use of this idiom is in Patrick Henry's speech before the Virginia Convention in 1775: “As for me, give me liberty or give me death.” Also see as to.

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Example Sentences

As for Aston Martin, Lawrence Stroll is an ambitious man, he wants success, and he has invested a lot of money in it.

From BBC

Ostensibly, the proposition appears like a win-win for UK universities facing severe fiscal pressures at home, as well as for Indian students starved of quality education locally.

From BBC

"I'm not one for watching films… as for Jude Law, I don't know who he is, I can't even recall a film I've seen him in and I will swear on the Bible on that," Mr Burrows said.

From BBC

As for the full-screen ad Tipton encountered, it said when users access the internet through the screen’s web browser, third-party ads could appear—a feature Samsung can’t control or block.

From The Wall Street Journal

As for his mentality, Adams said, “We come to work every single time. We put in the time.”

From Los Angeles Times