Sentence examples for I regard highly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I regard highly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong opinion or admiration for someone or something. Example: "I regard highly the contributions of our volunteers, who work tirelessly to support our community."
McChrystal is highly regarded by people I regard highly (I only met him once, very briefly, down in Helmand), so it's a loss.
The interpretation by Dan Kimber of the events surrounding John Drayman ("A voice rising to Drayman's defense," April 15) is reminiscent, to me, of the Town Center (Americana at Brand) discussion I had with friends I regard highly, yet with whom I disagreed.
First, the invitation came from colleagues I have long regarded highly and well.
"It will be hard for you to get a place in several of the schools which I regard most highly, including Hotchkiss, Deerfield, St . Pauls, Milton and Choate," Andover's headMilton, Clande Fuess, advised Burns.
"The only discussion about prison books that I have been involved in as secretary of state was to agree to make available the novel Fifty Shades Of Grey in the libraries in women's prisons because I judged that it might help encourage some women offenders to read more, something I regard as highly desirable".
I regard more highly candidates who are curious and ask good questions about a company than those who sit back and wait to be quizzed.
As both a filmmaker and martial artist, there are few modern movies that I regard as highly as Ang Lee's masterful Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
"He's a highly regarded, highly decorated member of the Police Department," said the lawyer, James Moschella.
"However, we have no relationship with Pakistan regarding highly enriched uranium".
The teenaged Brazilian may be inexperienced but his skill is regarded highly at the club.
Edward Snowden's revelations regarding highly sensitive US techniques for gathering foreign-intelligence continue roiling Washington.
