Sentence examples for regard so from inspiring English sources
"I've been blessed in that regard, so now I'm going to start a new chapter".
The bully wasn't alone in that regard, so Tommy found refuge living in his head and in a place called the Arts and Science Center.
Those two men fought in Vietnam, and earned Purple Hearts; Cruz never served in the institution he purports to regard so much more highly than they do.
"The evidence in this regard so far is anecdotal," said Juan Luis Ordaz, senior economist at the Spanish bank BBVA Bancomer, who has begun investigating the reverse money flow.
McInerney is so game – and, in this regard, so likable – that he plunges in regardless, quoting word for word not one, but two Janet Maslin reviews in the New York Times, one of which is seven years old.
At a recent briefing for foreign journalists, a Chinese official gave the following explanation for not using Mr. Chen's name: "Lee Teng-hui and Lu Hsiu-lien are diehard separatists and incurable in this regard, so we name them," he said.
Billed as a fly-on-the-wall documentary, it reveals the pair have morphed into Edina and Patsy from Absolutely Fabulous – an appalling parody of washed-up narcissistic self-regard, so embarrassing you want to look away.
Not even Bono and Sting – the other two precious, pretentious points in this eternal pop triangle of preachiness – have sunk to these depths of self-regard, so far as I know.
The French label is highly regarded, so much so that fashion editors wear it.
"Of the 20 or so who are still alive many didn't reveal their work even to their families after the war because they were regarded so negatively.
What is the role of Graham Thorpe, who is regarded so highly by the England hierarchy but appears reluctant to commit to a full-time touring schedule?
