Examples of 'still regard' in a sentence
Meaning of "still regard"
Still regard means to continue to have a particular opinion, perception, or consideration towards someone or something. It indicates that despite changes or the passage of time, one's opinion or view of the person or thing remains the same. It implies a consistent assessment or evaluation that has not been altered or affected
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I still regard him as one of the best.
Indeed many peoples still regard the plant as sacred.
I still regard myself as a younger person.
Far too many writers still regard technology as an enemy.
I still regard him as a dear friend.
Sweets says all the other agents still regard you.
Even they still regard themselves as students.
It is clear that the Americans still regard us the same way.
Men still regard women almost as chattels.
A diminishing number of Cubans still regard it as either desirable or likely.
Some still regard it as the most explosive innings ever.
Will President Roslin shake the hand of the man many still regard as a terrorist.
You still regard him as a boy.
The thing about being a tomboy, is men still regard you as a girl.
They still regard themselves as underdogs.
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Some States and some large corporations still regard profit and growth as much more important.
I still regard religious belief as irrational and detrimental to humanity.
But many physicians still regard death as a kind of failure.
I still regard them as lackeys and not real brokers of Occult power.
I fully understand that you may still regard forest plantations with deep skepticism.
I still regard Strasbourg as a choice location.
Czechs and Slovaks alike still regard him as a symbol of democracy.
They still regard it as part of the Sunnah passed on from generation to generation.
Truth be told, many of us still regard them as open for debate.
Men may still regard office in the church as a privilege rather than a responsibility.
Sadly, some Serbian hardliners still regard this guy as a hero.
You still regard me as sister.
Are you surprised that many astronomers still regard Pluto as a planet?
Many still regard as a terrorist.
I was released . Sweets says all the other agents still regard you.
Others still regard it as vegetable.
Even if we become enemies on the battlefield, I will still regard you as fellow soldiers.
The police still regard domestic violence as a private matter and do not intervene.
In spite of their conversion to Christianity, the Nenets still regard these piles with superstition.
Many still regard Iraq as a dangerous country.
In all honesty, I must admit that future civilian users still regard the project with scepticism.
Canadians still regard Medicare as a sacred trust.
Why is it, then, that so many people still regard addiction as hopeless?
Many still regard him as the best swing bowler Bangladesh ever had.
Do you think people will still regard Jesus as the promised one?
Fans still regard him as the best German football player of all times.
Point taken, but I still regard it as a bonus.
I still regard it as one of Tarkovsky 's greatest achievements.
This is an area to which I still regard the principle of subsidiarity as applying.
I still regard you as my sworn brother, so I will let this pass.
Therefore, many physicists still regard this line of reasoning as promising.
The IOC still regard Pritchard as having competed for India.
A participant in Sierra Leone says " Policymakers still regard youth as problems instead of a solution.
And you still regard me as a beast unfit for human society?
I know it 's unfashionable in today 's socialist dystopia, but I still regard unemployment as a badge of failure.
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I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
My nerves have still not quite recovered
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