Sentence examples for he regards a from inspiring English sources
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.
They are plainly surrogates of the artist as, brush still in hand, he regards a painting well done.
A maverick with feet in both camps, he regards a museum as a time capsule and as a laboratory.
A bit of background is needed; Mr Ranson sees many issues through the prism of gold, which he regards a stable measurement.
He regards "a jihadist victory" in Pakistan as "neither imminent nor inevitable…[but] a real possibility that needs to be assessed".
Labour sources said Corbyn was still opposed to a policy of shoot to kill, which he regards an unlawful.
Viewing France as the major enemy and threat, he regarded a strong Germany as indispensable.
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.
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, said on Tuesday he regarded a balanced deficit reduction an essential part of any coalition deal.
He regarded a day spent without real enthusiasm as a sadly lost opportunity.
