Sentence examples for I would regard from inspiring English sources

"I would regard both meetings as very, very constructive".

I would regard crucifixes as heralds of human suffering and spiritual light.

I would regard myself as being somewhere pretty close to the centre".

"I'm what I would regard as an interim change manager," he says.

"THIS I would regard as a very polite mega-house," says Ken Lampton, a Dallas realtor (estate agent).

If I were a Muslim I would regard these criticisms not only as unintelligent but as hostile and provocative.

"I don't think I'd regard Mr. Goodman's letter as evidence of anything," Mr. Hinton said Monday.

I'd regard Brown's prize as a stealth win for his role in "The People v. O. J. Simpson American Crime Storyy," but, luckily, he won for that performance, too.

"I'd regard it as an achievement in the summer, even if I did get released, to help get Bolton to the Premier League - that's the main aim".

I want to make it clear that I'd regard urging such people to "grow up" as insulting and insensitive to a degree, and apologise for giving any impression to that effect.

With girlfriends, I'd regard them more as friends I was sleeping with.