Sentence examples for which I regarded from inspiring English sources

I grew up in council houses which I regarded as home.

Nothing that I did, I told myself, was the real thing — not in my work, which I regarded as just experimenting to discover my true bent, not the women with whom I was on friendly terms".

I may be the only person in captivity who wasn't persuaded by "The Remains of the Day," which I regarded as largely a parlor trick with the passive voice.

Roseanna, whose Italian parents ran the local corner shop, brought salami sandwiches every day, which I regarded as totally exotic and cool (although she did get stick for having a stinky lunch).

The trials which I regarded as failing to take the clustering into account were as follows.

I have been personally vilified with insults, which I regard as naïve and offensive.

It is very encouraging to see young people reading poetry, something which I regard as a political act.

(Some statistical models assume that it does, which I regard as just as questionable a claim as Ms. McArdle's).

The lesson of these errors, which I regard as errors of limitation, is not that we should retreat.

I'm afraid I don't like 'has', still less "s', in the sense of 'contains', which I regard as stretching semantics too far.

— Len Gardner A. The graphic relied on cash income, which I regard as closest to what people think of as their income.