Sentence examples for was regarded with from inspiring English sources

No wonder he was regarded with a semi-religious veneration.

The Voice was an inverted universe, in which the mainstream was regarded with deep suspicion.

Johnson was regarded with great affection and admiration on the Mississippi delta blues circuit.

Six years ago, Countrywide Financial Corporation was regarded with awe in the business world.

McEnroe was regarded with snooty disapproval from the Club because of his railing against line judges.

There is some evidence that when written text first came out, it was regarded with suspicion.

"In later years she was regarded with a lot of affection, almost as the nation's grandmother," Mrs. Mumford said.

Even "genre," the French word for gender, was regarded with suspicion as the invention of feminists in the United States.

Generally accepted as a nuisance in Stephen Street, Hartlepool, "Alco Angie" was regarded with affection by most of her neighbours.

Never more so than at King's, where he was regarded with admiration and affection from college staff to provost.

Constantine was soon accused of being a Germanophile and the Athenian government was regarded with suspicion in London and Paris.