Sentence examples for regard everyone from inspiring English sources

In this regard, everyone loves the Devil.

Some other countries take a more proactive approach: they regard everyone as a potential donor.

They regard everyone else as essentially good, even people who have been cruel.

We are all experts on our own experience, so in that regard, everyone who speaks for themselves is absolutely right.

You cannot really be a human being unless you regard everyone as such, even your greatest nemeses and the gravest perpetrators.

Regard everyone as mammals, was Hitchens' motto -- replace the Pope's robes in your mind with a business suit, and view his actions through the lens of a CEO in a large corporation -- and then hit us with your apologist philosophizing.

Nasser regarded everyone with suspicion.

And regarding everyone else, [I want them to] recognise my disability and emphasise my capabilities.

Clough, suffice to say, now thinks of the current regime at Derby in the same way the old man once regarded everyone in the Sam Longson days.

In Dark Places the heroine, Libby, is a bitter, cynical twentysomething, who as a child was the sole survivor of a family massacre and who regards everyone around her with ferocious disdain.

My on-off (admittedly mostly off) relationship with A Question of Sport began when Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham were team captains, for instance, and for years I regarded everyone who followed – the Frankie Dettoris, the Ally McCoists, the Matt Dawsons – as little more than snotty upstarts.