Sentence examples for I regarded her from inspiring English sources

Stunned, I regarded her more closely.

"Not that I regarded her in that way.

I regarded her breasts with melancholy, then my eyes began their ordained journey downward.

Franklin Sanborn, a Boston editor and one of the Secret Six who conspired with John Brown to overturn slavery, wrote after the Civil War: "I regard her as... the most extraordinary person of her race I have ever met.

Although her sister Diana Mosley always accused her of being a ballroom pink - "synthetic cochineal" - she was not without a social conscience: declining, in Yiddish, an invitation to celebrate von Ribbentrop's appointment to the German Embassy in London; denouncing Diana, which resulted in Diana's long incarceration in Holloway ("I regard her as an extremely dangerous person.

We have a long friendship: I regard her as the sister I never had; we have worshiped together on several occasions at Makkah, even performing the holy pilgrimage of Umrah around the Kaa'ba, the cuboid building Muslims recognize as the House of God built first by Abraham.

When Jan Moir and I wrote columns for the Telegraph I always regarded her as a top columnist.

Before my arrival, I had regarded her as a symbol of freedom, but later she became someone I felt I had known for many years.

While the signature may have been less detectable, nothing else had changed: Serena Williams still dominates women's tennis and I still regard her with the same ecclesiastical reverence of a decade earlier, watching her matches on my computer during classes, reading every article in which she is mentioned.

I had asked her to guess how other people in the art world regarded her.

Father Leon regarded her coldly.