Sentence examples for because he regards from inspiring English sources
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.
But Lula strong-armed her into stepping aside, because he regards her as incapable of attracting votes from the better-off.
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.
Rush always called him "Sir Bob" because he regarded him as a knight of the theatre.
Baxley says he never approached Chambliss or Blanton, because he regarded them as the main targets for prosecution.
Newbold is especially admired in the military because he retired early in protest from the joint staff in 2002 because he regarded plans for invading Iraq as unwise.
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".
She registered Republican because he did, quit reading the New York Times because he regarded it as a "liberal rag", and voted in 2000, as he did, for George Bush.
