Sentence examples for I consider one from inspiring English sources

To assess the strength of the GOP candidates, I consider one of the key indicators from the political science literature on congressional elections -- previously holding elected office, which Jacobson has identified as a key proxy for candidate quality.

A man I consider one of the most dangerous men in America is lecturing there".

On Boxing Day Queensland's education minister Kate Jones outdid Santa by delivering what I consider one of the best Christmas gifts ever.

"I will be addressing what I consider one of the most difficult problems in higher education," he said in an interview from Omaha, "in that it is becoming less and less accessible to the middle class because of the costs".

Williams, meanwhile – whose entire acting career I consider one of the great tragedies of modern cinema; a wasteland decades deep and wide – reminds one of the real problem: all his best work has been on cocaine.

A series of coincidences recently brought to my mind a critic whose work I hadn't read in decades but whom I consider one of the greatest and most enduringly useful film critics I've ever read: Harry Alan Potamkin, who was born in 1900, died in 1933, and left a dispersed legacy.

I consider one-way streets anathema — they make for faster car traffic and more difficult crossings.

What other names did you consider before you decided on Metta World Peace? A. I considered One Love among some others.

I considered One Love among some others.

I was a junior editor, and this enounter with someone I considered one of the most intriguing writers I had read was nothing more than a handshake and an acknowledgement of our shared Britishness in New York.

That you somehow think it appropriate to splash blood and gore over what I considered one of the last bastions of civility and rational discourse, the Book Review section, is both revolting and frightening.