Sentence examples for I sometimes consider from inspiring English sources

Like every author in history who has seriously tried to be an artist, I sometimes consider the question.

Our culture encourages people to entertain these feelings; I realize that this is old-fashioned of me, but I sometimes consider that a sign of decadence, playing with something that shouldn't be played with.

I sometimes consider myself a bad feminist.

I sometimes consider getting a new one but that's not exactly what I want to spend my money on.

"I sometimes think you consider this a duty of some kind".

The opening was also attended by Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, who said: "I'm very proud of the fact that I'm sometimes considered one of the long-term friends of China".

And there's always crowd funding of sorts: I've sometimes considered asking my parents to forgo the traditional bride's side contribution to my (eventual) wedding in favor of putting some money in the grandbaby bank.

Us geneticists sometimes consider that those are underestimates".

Buildings recorded on the Grade I list include those of "exceptional interest, sometimes considered to be internationally important".

Grade I listing means that the building is acknowledged to be "of exceptional interest, sometimes considered to be internationally important".

He was sometimes considered the thinking man's Carson.