Sentence examples for he regarded a from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, said on Tuesday he regarded a balanced deficit reduction an essential part of any coalition deal.

It was a little strange that he regarded a nation that, under no serious threat to its own sovereignty, undertook to go to arms to save the world from fascism and militaristic imperialism as decadent, naïve, and deluded by idealism.

He was not deeply impress by the King of Siam; the Prince of Wales he regarded a handsome young man Queen Marie he regarded as a fine looking woma; Lord Beatty was tops.

He regarded a voluntary agreement as a way to avoid the statutory imposition of right to buy on housing associations, which would have "compromised our independence" and "destroyed" housing associations' homebuilding ambitions.

Although he did not engage in public controversy with Newton directly, it is evident from Huygens' correspondence, especially that with Leibniz, that in spite of his generous admiration for the mathematical ingenuity of the Principia, he regarded a theory of gravity that was devoid of any mechanical explanation as fundamentally unacceptable.

Mr. McNamara told the historian and Kennedy confidant Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. and the economist John Kenneth Galbraith in January over dinner and drinks that he regarded a military solution as impossible, according to Mr. Schlesinger's diaries, which have recently been published as "Journals: 1952-2000".

He regarded an early tragedy, Tiberius in Capreae, as his masterpiece but could persuade no management to produce it.

Nonetheless he regards a formidable Ryder Cup record as a decent substitute.

He regards a series of photographs of figures in his life through a magnifying glass.

A maverick with feet in both camps, he regards a museum as a time capsule and as a laboratory.

They are plainly surrogates of the artist as, brush still in hand, he regards a painting well done.