Sentence examples for regarded even from inspiring English sources

But Joan's is a cautionary tale because if such a woman "wants to act rather than be looked at, if she wants scope and autonomy rather than the static fate of the regarded, even the well-regarded, object, she becomes dangerous".

"Her columns were regarded, even outside the left, as important.

In his lifetime, George Orwell was regarded, even by his friends, as a contrary man.

Kenneth Blackwell is regarded even by his allies as a polarising figure.

Nothing he said or did could be regarded even as dumb insolence.

The Ganz auction was regarded, even at the time, as a milestone.

Now the company regards even that lowered target as "ambitious".

Yet there is no reason to regard even this as the floor.

(She saves food for him. She regards even his worn-out running shoes with tenderness and reverence).

So I don't think the public would regard even disrupting that man's murderous plan to be overreach".

The Japanese standards for safety are a leader in the world.' " They came to regard even reasonable questions about safety as an existential threat.