Sentence examples for because I regarded from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't read the poetry they set us at university, because I regarded them as collaborators.

Johnson's diagnosis struck a personal note with me, because I regarded him as a friend outside of football circles.

"Such a conclusion was a sad and personally wrenching one for me to reach, because I regarded -- and still do regard -- myself as a friend of the president and his family and one still willing, proudly, to claim his achievements," Mr. Wiggins wrote.

"I was happy for him as a person because I regard the guys at Everton as like my family.

But if I "take no position" on these matters it is because they are not my subject in the column, and not because I regard them as trivial or unworthy of a response.

I don't want to say that in order to restore what we need we have to be believers in any strict sense, though I do mourn the loss of the Christian faith because I regard it, in some of its better forms, as a relatively peaceful way of giving people access to this idea.

Winter, 55, said his reply was "somewhat waspish because I regard it as extremely unwise for them to toss their views into the bear garden of undergraduate debate, particularly in the light of certain very generally held views within the Muslim community and the real risk that the event would attract fundamentalist participation".

"I was almost gobsmacked because I regard myself as a bible-believing Christian and my view is that the government couldn't have been more forthright in defending the interests and practices of Christians".

But I encourage everybody who contacts me to follow me on Twitter and subscribe to my Facebook feed, because I regard what I put out there as a form of virtual mentorship.

I wanted to write about the Battle of the Marne because I regard it as the most decisive land battle since the Allies defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815.

That was a while ago, of course, but the anecdote comes to mind because for a long time I regarded that figure as an impeccable nugget of wisdom: in any given group, in any given situation, 10percentt of those involved will be clueless.