Sentence examples for I am considerably from inspiring English sources

For me too, and I am considerably older.

He said that despite their unwillingness to commit to new talks, "I am considerably more optimistic than when I left Beijing three days ago".

Not so the chapter called Fear of the Duck, for this is a subject with which I am considerably more acquainted.

I am considerably less naïve now than in the days when I innocently read fiction as fiction, when I took the author's word that characters and events had been invented.

She soon became engrossed in old volumes of Austen's letters, and one morning spotted a sentence Austen wrote just a few months before she died: "I am considerably better now and am recovering my looks a little, which have been bad enough, black and white and every wrong colour".

In short, I am considerably more bullish than the consensus forecast, which says that profits will be flat.

Kramer believes that the two world wars may be regarded as a single four-decade trauma, and he argues that World War I was considerably more than simply a new industrial form of warfare that brutalized the modern world.

"Well, I was considerably surprised.

They said "I'm considerably richer than you", and "I'm considerably more attractive than you", and even "Money well spent".

Not only am I a human being – I'm considerably more human than you.

I thought she seemed passive, and timid, but I was considerably off the mark.