Sentence examples for really regards from inspiring English sources

We simply don't know how Kim Jong Un really regards the use of his country's nuclear arsenal, or how much North Korea's seclusion and mythology has distorted its understanding of American resolve.

She was attracted to the subject partly because she's so crazy about her own two cats, Fuzzy, a longhaired Norwegian forest, and Wiggles, a calico, but she really regards her pet portraits as another form of house portraiture, or as she puts it, house portraits starring the pet.

"Anyone who is an entrepreneur really regards the capitalists as enemies.

"I don't really regard beating Nick Clegg as work.

"I don't really regard myself as a talented photographer.

Do England really regard Chris Woakes as a viable No6?

Was Howard Dean ever really regarded as the Birkenstock candidate?

"At the time it wasn't really regarded as an important speech," he said.

Can you really regard people as rational calculators if their decisions are influenced by random numbers?

So, can one really regard him as a persecuted intellectual, with all the credit that such a description entails?

If she really regarded her job as simply avoiding controversy, why should she agree to see him?