Sentence examples for because he regarded from inspiring English sources
Rush always called him "Sir Bob" because he regarded him as a knight of the theatre.
Bill Gates decided not to back Michelle Rhee's reforms in Washington because he regarded her as too much of a "bomb thrower".
George never sued, perhaps because he regarded it as a compliment and perhaps because he thought he had been unfairly treated over "My Sweet Lord".
Cameron moved quickly because he regarded the symbolism of the moat, even though Hogg disputed the reports, as a moment of maximum peril for him.
Himes loved, reviled, and tried to control a great many white women, on and off the page, perhaps because he regarded them as extensions of himself: a species of white nigger, or "wigger".
The managing director, Andrew Graham, later said at the inquest – according to those present – that he didn't carry out the written risk assessments required by law because he regarded his staff as "illiterate".
The answer, provided, more or less, by Reid himself, is: because he regards him so highly.
He remains a fan of the stock because he regards the production trouble as only a temporary setback.
Mr. Pamuk understands cultural isolation, more deeply than most writers, perhaps, because he regards reading as a profoundly isolating experience.
He says in the movie that he takes no pride in what he has accomplished, because he regards pride as a suspect emotion.
He grows irritated with Dana for adoring her dead mother, because he regards her mother as a clownish drunk with silly New Age beliefs.
