Sentence examples for really regarded as from inspiring English sources
Was Howard Dean ever really regarded as the Birkenstock candidate?
"At the time it wasn't really regarded as an important speech," he said.
In South Africa, a career in classical music is not really regarded as a secure or attractive option, and it is never even mentioned by school career advisors.
"That was another typical example of what was happening which was as the woman you were given the bad seat because you weren't really regarded as a good prospect.
Whereas in other parts of the world, whilst you had avant-gardism, modernism and all that stuff going on, there was still a sense that the Mexican muralists Gabriel Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros and Diego Rivera were really regarded as very significant figures.
Schenk: We know many other couples with science careers, so I think we are not really regarded as unusual.
There are 40 works in the exhibition, beginning in 1961/62 when he made the first paintings that one can really regard as being truly in his own vocabulary.
"I think it's really important that we are regarded as and act like a global city," Green said.
Not that all that many people really regarded themselves as being represented by the present system.
I never really regarded being closeted as an option, as a lot of my peers identified me as being gay even before I hit puberty -- even before I had an inkling I was gay.
