Sentence examples for Consider me to be from inspiring English sources

Speaking of his treatment in U.S. custody, Noor said: "they did not consider me to be a human being, and I had no dignity in their eyes".

There are readers who consider me to be an essayist who has made one unaccountable venture into fiction.

'Yeah, er, I don't consider myself to be as... open as people might consider me to be.

"This was ironic, given that — as a Pakistani sitting on the Indian side of the border — they would consider me to be even more foreign than most foreigners".

"No, finding a job in Egypt is very hard and they did not consider me to be a traitor," he says.

That missing home was the price I had to pay for the freedom, and the opportunity of an in-depth education". Some may scoff at my strategy, and consider me to be in denial.

For those who have always considered me to be something of a pedant, now you know where it may have started.

It's like me going to Somalia and living there and people still not considering me to be Somali because of the way I look.' "I said 'I've lived most of my life in Britain so that's why I'm British'.

It never occurred to me that society considered me to be the unfortunate one.

They considered me to be a harm to others, as well as a harm to myself.

Clearly, because she considers me to be so completely urban, she was having trouble picturing me with dirt under my manicured fingernails.