Sentence examples for ago considered from inspiring English sources

"We long ago considered the Malayo-Polynesian tribes superior and the Negrito tribes inferior," he said.

Gaffney's ideas were not long ago considered to lie on the fringes of political discourse in America.

"Così Fan Tutte" was virtually unknown a half-century ago, considered a trivial farce scarcely worth reviving.

As the boundaries expand, viewers become increasingly inured to material that they not so long ago considered taboo.

IT WAS, not that long ago, considered an unenviable problem: Europe's insurers had too much capital sloshing around.

Lusaka Plus, he said, was really about "going in the right direction" rather than about the particulars that he had not long ago considered indispensable.

Did we, only 60 years ago, consider blowing up the Arctic ice cap with nuclear bombs?

That door should have been yanked open a long time ago, considering that our food systems are due to bear so much of the brunt of climate change.

She joined a wine group seven years ago, considers hers an educated but "not snobby" palate, and her favorite method of destressing from the review board and its incessant statistics, which she rattles off like firecrackers, is attending the New York City Ballet.

Chuck Todd earlier, remarked that it was amazing that the State of the Union was five days ago, considering how fast it moved off the page (once something important happened).

Nick sounds great, as always, but it's pretty ridiculous for these contestants to be singing a song they performed no more than a month and a half ago, considering there have been only six weeks of live performances.