Sentence examples for always regarded itself from inspiring English sources

SALT LAKE CITY has always regarded itself as a bastion of morality.

The Foreign Office has always regarded itself as a cut above the rest.

Having an interest in national government that's mainly limited to disliking it might work fine if you're the governor of a state that has always regarded itself as "low-tax, low-service" anyway.

France, the winner of the World Cup in 1998 and always regarding itself as a contender to win it again, is virtually assured of following Anelka out of Africa as soon as it plays its final group match, against South Africa on Tuesday.

Fukuyama had always regarded himself as a neoconservative.

Yes, he says, he's always regarded himself as lucky.

He always regarded himself as God's gift to women, thought he was really fantastic looking.

Yet the program itself was always regarded as an abused stepchild; only 12 of 18 finished episodes were shown on NBC before it was yanked by the network in 2000.

Out of 1,262 threatened and endangered species listed since 1973 under federal law, the federal government has still designated critical habitats for only 261 of them, mostly because the Fish and Wildlife Service itself has always regarded the designations as a lower priority than identifying which species are endangered.

'I always regarded commercials as films.

He had always regarded this as a "nuclear option".