Sentence examples for regarded by both from inspiring English sources

Tyson is regarded by both fans and critics as rage incarnate.

As a cricket-loving radical, I am an anomaly, regarded by both sides with cordial mistrust.

He was highly regarded by both parties and the Democrats joked that he was an honorary member of their caucus.

PAGE A19 RECORD OF FAIRNESS -- The federal judge selected to hear the Bush campaign's lawsuit is a lifelong Democrat who is highly regarded by both parties.

In other words, a man regarded by both his peers and the snooker-watching public as a nice chap was an innocent victim of a sting.

Iraq's corruption is regarded by both Transparency International and the World Bank as one of the very worst in the world).

They are jointly threatened by the firefighters, a challenge regarded by them both as a defining test for their own reputations and that of New Labour as a whole.

Opening the school was regarded by officials on both sides as a gesture that would keep progress going.

"I don't think anybody could have tried any harder to do the right thing," said Mr. Wallace, who is regarded by people on both sides of this struggle as a political street fighter who will stop at little to defend his candidate.

The switch was regarded by many from both football codes as an AFL publicity stunt.

And yet, Gore has come to be regarded by strategists in both parties as the best vice presidential pick in at least 20 years".