Sentence examples for she would regard from inspiring English sources

She wouldn't get angry about them; she would regard them as utterly and completely absurd".

Gillard wonders whether the instinct to prevail rather than yield to feelings she would regard as self indulgent, like fury about relentless negativity, meant she was "more defensive in public appearances, less confident than I might have been?

"There is no doubt, bearing in mind her last words, that she would regard it as a crucial organisation today, particularly in the light of the cuts that are being imposed in the NHS," said her son this weekend.

In case Beijing missed the urgency of her appeal, Mrs. Clinton remarked that a nuclear-armed Iran would risk setting off an arms race in the Persian Gulf, and that it could provoke a military strike from Israel, which she said would regard a nuclear Iran as an "existential threat".

Whatever it was, ejection from the household on only the second day of his tenure seemed too severe a punishment, and that was what would likely happen, since she knew that her father would regard the situation with considerably less sophistication than she did.

She is not what any national leadership would regard as an ideal candidate for a high profile by-election.

"We are a long way before we have anything that I would regard as a serious effort," she said.

She was convicted of "treason" -- against a country of which she is not a citizen -- after what no civilized society would regard as a trial.

Many would regard a lead in Knocked Up as a fine breakthrough role, but she apparently regretted it, later accusing the film of sexism.

She was not the first or last artist to have found her voice through what many would regard as an error.

I'd bet Miller would regard him as twerp.