Sentence examples for ever regard from inspiring English sources

But there is no question that I will ever regard my early life as anything but a curse".

Let no individual, section, faction or group ever regard itself as greater than the organisation and the common good of all our people.

She believes that women should be proud to own their bodies, but she does not seem to entertain the possibility that women might ever regard dressing up as a minor freedom.

In Bauer's eyes, the Jews' idea that they were God's chosen people made a mockery of the suggestion that they could ever regard themselves as equal citizens, to be treated just the same as Christians.

British Birds, reviewing a "lavishly illustrated" British Library book on Bewick, writes that "No ornithologist will ever regard Thomas Bewick, known primarily for The History of British Birds (1797 1804), as a naturalist of the same standing as contemporaries such as Edward Donovan, John Latham and James Bolton", noting however that Bewick helped to define "a certain English Romantic sensibility".

Miss May denies that she ever regarded Nichols with contempt.

Thus, no home was ever regarded as finished.

The show made me wonder why I ever regarded Richter as cold.

As he wrote himself: "No critic before me had ever regarded David Vine as a reason for switching the set on".

But divisions remain as deep as ever regarding Europe's raison d'etre, with Europhiles in favour of greater political integration to enable the union to punch its weight internationally, while Eurosceptics want little more than a glorified trading bloc.

After this decision attracted criticism, on the ground that it was a perversion of journalism, Westin wrote an e-mail to colleagues in which he denied that he had ever regarded the program as an "interview".