Sentence examples for I know consider from inspiring English sources

The best doctors I know consider themselves part of a team and use the team's knowledge to the advantage of the patient.

The Daily Mail published an excellent article about an anonymous British major's despair at being deployed into what he – and many soldiers I know – consider a lost cause.

I find it extraordinary that so many men I know consider Lesbian women exciting and attractive; among their most treasured erotic dreams is the idea of going to bed with two Lesbians.

106; Croce does not, so far as I know, consider the possibility that certain states of the perceiver might be privileged, but it is evident that he would discount this possibility).

SportsCenter anchor Rece Davis has what many males I know consider to be a dream job.

In Pakistan, where I'm from, even some of the most educated and progressive people I know consider the Taliban's terrorism equivalent to the drone strikes.

"Everyone I know considers Sister Margaret to be the moral conscience of the hospital," Dr. John Garvie, chief of gastroenterology at St. Joseph's Hospital, wrote in a letter to the editor to The Arizona Republic.

"Out of the eight, I knew, considering the conditions, that two would get sick, but I would not have thought five.

The truth, too shameful to admit, was that in 1995, at age 24, I bought an apartment in a neighborhood that I and everyone I knew considered bland, conformist and kind of a bore.

My Muslim friends and family worried about being harassed or attacked; some women I knew considered taking off their hijabs.

("He wanted to stay on as the F.B.I. head. And I said I'll, you know, consider," Trump told Holt).