Sentence examples for I consider too from inspiring English sources

"I work for Air Baltic, and it's very commonplace for my colleagues to go for vacation to Bangkok, which I consider too crowded.

Unless the G.O.P. candidate sweeps the three states I consider too close to call — Colorado, New Hampshire, and Virginia — and also turns around at least one of the states I have in Obama's column, he can't win.

Unless the G.O.P. candidate sweeps the three states I consider too close to call Colorado, New Hampshire, and Virginia and also turns around at least one of the states I have in Obama's column, he can't win.

He says I mocked their Oxbridge intellectualism and vetoed gags I considered too highfalutin.

It was not a question I considered too closely until this past fall.

Suddenly there was a place to post what I might otherwise consider too random or embarrassing to share.

I would not consider too much what is fashionable, because the world changes all the time.

"I had a tendency to consider too many possibilities and out-think myself".

They said, "Wally Mars?" I was considered too short (I'm only five feet four), and not athletic enough.

Pardew added: "It might be that I am considered too inexperienced at international level so I am prepared to work for another nation to get that experience when the time is right, if that is what is required.

I am now an emeritus donor; over 60, I'm considered too old to donate to a nonrelative.