Sentence examples for obviously regards from inspiring English sources

Representative Gary Condit obviously regards himself as one of the unluckiest men in America.

The New Yorker, June 26 , 1943P. 11 A woman obviously regards rationing as a hurdle arbitrarily placed betw.

Because Ms. Royal obviously regards that saying "no" on the issue means votes in an eventual party primary.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 26 , 1943P. 11 A woman obviously regards rationing as a hurdle arbitrarily placed betw.

Kawczynski obviously regards himself as hard-working rather than blessed, and his outside interests – he has acted as a consultant for the mining company Tigris Financial when not acting for the people of Shrewsbury and Atcham – does partially bear this out.

The villagers obviously regarded Khan and Vollick as equally foreign.

The reader –obviously regarded La Rue's material as neither filthy nor psychologically significant, just funny.

The people in the administration building were polite but obviously regarded me as a dangerous lunatic.

And the students obviously regard the label as a viable enterprise.

"Yes, it was already getting pretty surreal, but that was obviously regarded as a step too far," he said.

Your editorial compares the era of the admirable and magnificent Tom Finney with what you obviously regard as the evils of the modern game (In praise of…, 17 February).