Sentence examples for would regard that from inspiring English sources

"We would regard that as absolute folly in terms of athletic competition," he said.

The United States would regard that second resolution as unnecessary, senior officials say.

I cannot imagine that anyone would regard that process as satisfactory or sensible".

I doubt if our regulator, the Homes and Communities Agency, would regard that as fit-for-purpose risk management.

Can I say, I think many in this house, including on this bench, would regard that as something that is not acceptable?

But those who work for low wages or are retired, unemployed or still in school would regard that same savings as ample compensation for a brief court appearance.

"I now believe that anything's possible," says Stevens, adding that "such an offer would be smart from Trump but, knowing Kasich as I do, he'd regard that as hell on earth".

We would normally regard that as sensational.

If Brady can perform at a high level until 43 or 44, would he regard that as history-­making?

For Dromgoole, "there is no more true inheritor of Chekhov's gift" (adding that Storey himself would probably regard that opinion as "complete cock").

I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, but the Love who has written this book would surely regard that lyric as pretty "weird".