Sentence examples for regarded fondly from inspiring English sources
He is regarded fondly by Israelis, though many think he went too far in his proposals for a settlement.
Far from the image of the stereotypical Chicken Little as a maladjusted hermit, he was more like an amiable town crier whom the citizenry regarded fondly, if a bit skeptically.
Expo 67 was one of the most successful World Exhibitions and is still regarded fondly by Canadians.
And because the film contains graphic images of the mass killing of a species of animal that humans regard fondly, with images as unsettling as those of baby seals being clubbed to death in Canada, it seems destined to generate an emotional and contentious debate.
These may not be the salad days any more, with the space race and SDI long gone, and The Right Stuff itself about to turn 30, but the half-century mark is still an impressive tally for any government institution, and NASA's one of the very few that most people regard fondly.
These days, though, Brand is clearly regarded more fondly.
If you're normal, or close to normal, you cherish the memory of remembering these memories and regard fondly the precious gift of cerebral "recollection" that made it all possible.
In the book, which is written in the third person, Anton emerges as a character Mr. Rushdie regards both fondly and critically.
"Y'all" and "fixin' to" were also spreading fast among newcomers within the state, they said, particularly those who regard Texas fondly.
Mr. Perez, taking over, nudged the rhythm section into a walking swing, but his solo brought only partial release: he spent much of his time circling around the tonal center of the tune, as if regarding it fondly but warily.
