Sentence examples for he always regarded from inspiring English sources

He always regarded it as a magical presence, he said.

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

He always regarded his decade with Beaverbrook's then brilliant paper as, professionally, the pinnacle of his career.

"Off-stage and on-stage he was very, very funny, but he always regarded himself as a journalist rather than a comedian," Wheen told BBC News 24.

He spent two years in the Army, then returned to college and received his bachelor's degree in 1950, although he always regarded himself as a member of the class of 1948.

He always regarded writing as his other career and, at the time of his death, had completed the first three chapters of a second novel about his national service.

He added, "And she always regarded the composer, of whatever period, as the ultimate authority".

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

Until then, he said, he had always regarded the Rwandan Army as "the worst — they're vile, they're killers, they'll do anything".

"In his lifetime, he was always regarded with suspicion because he lived abroad, even though he regularly visited the UK and came back to London towards the end of his life.

Burdened by the knowledge that whatever he has done with his life and his career, whatever he achieves, whatever his legacy, he will always regarded as the son of someone else.