Sentence examples for she regarded herself from inspiring English sources

Many of her colleagues were surprised to hear that she regarded herself as having held back until then.

She regarded herself as a failure at the National School in nearby Cottisford (Fordlow in the text), but was an accomplished and obsessive reader.

Though her family was Jewish, Justin Bours, who shared an apartment with her this semester at Wesleyan, said she regarded herself as an agnostic, and was politically liberal.

Ms. Rosenkranz, a mother of 10 whose husband is a former member of a neo-Nazi party, said during the campaign that she regarded herself as "a woman of the people".

These new works began to be shown as part of the emerging movement of minimalism, though she regarded herself as an abstract expressionist – her subject was feeling, yet feeling anonymous and unadorned.

Third base, is that what you're saying Tony? "I think she regarded herself – rightly – as not having a fantastic, erm, body as such," he goes on, ungallantly, though he is good enough to say she could out-think everyone else.

Did she regard herself as a socialist?

Does she regard herself as political?

She has always voted Democrat in America, but she regards herself as apolitical.

No one has been left in any doubt that she regards herself as being in charge.

She regards herself as perhaps the best player in the history of the fast evolving women's game.