Sentence examples for whom regard from inspiring English sources

He has mentored dozens of successful traders, many of whom regard him as a guru.

Farage has been somewhat sidelined by the Leave campaigners, many of whom regard him as a liability.

Neither does he want trouble from the Maoists, many of whom regard the case as a stitch-up.

Yet if he commands locker-room loyalty, JC remains the subject of suspicion among fans, many of whom regard him as synonymous with Pardew's widely detested regime.

The Post suggested that Rubio had embellished his story to gain cachet with political refugees, some of whom regard pre-Castro migrants with suspicion.

Such positions have earned him a less than roaring endorsement from the ultra-Orthodox, some of whom regard him as too willing to compromise with secular interests.

Bryant was similarly held at arm's length by Lakers fans, many of whom regarded him with something of the cool admiration they once bestowed on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Late in the war she established a hospital for African-American soldiers and the "contrabands" who followed the Union Army, both of whom regarded her as a "guardian saint".

He had a little army of admirers writing him fan letters from obscure suburban towns, but the people he really wanted to connect with were the musicians he revered in print - many of whom regarded him with baleful contempt.

Nor did Landon always hit it off with senior British officers, some of whom regarded him as a military upstart (his rank of brigadier was in the Omani army).

So far Mr. Spirtes has been well received by Fire Island homeowners, many of whom regarded his predecessor, Constantine J. Dillon, as an adversary who sided with environmental groups.