Sentence examples for almost everyone considers from inspiring English sources

Many wonder if the judges will want to go down in history as affirming an election that almost everyone considers a sham.

The first is that almost everyone considers themselves an expert on what the band's publicist Derek Taylor called "the 20th century's greatest romance".

Until recently, almost everyone considered their dinner plate naked without a big old hunk of meat on it.

Gen Petraeus had gone through cancer treatment in 2009 and it is in this context that a friend of his, a fellow general, sought to explain to me today what had happened: "Almost everyone considered him to be immortal, but he had been shaken by the cancer business and continually deployed for five-and-a-half years".

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The writeup in the 1996 Sporting News Baseball Guide, which was written shortly after Ripken set the record, called the streak "what almost everyone considered the high point of the major league season".

He is estimated to have pulled in $32m£21m1m) in the past 12 months from his comedy tours and syndication royalties from the nine series and 180 extant episodes of what I and almost EVERYONE ELSE consider to be THE GREATEST COMEDY SHOW OF ALL TIME.

Almost everyone in the industry considers Arison, 51, a top-flight manager who helped secure Carnival's 35% market share and turn it into a $16.3 billion company.

Indeed, as literature from CARE International put it during the Balkan conflict: "Almost everyone in Kosovo will consider her- or himself traumatized".

Embree's players even turned out to show dismay at his firing, which almost everyone believes was premature considering he was handed a program in shambles and had only two years to piece it together.

Nonetheless, his first discussions with them were over a project that almost everyone, including Hawley himself, considered foolhardy: turning the beloved Coen Brothers' 1996 film Fargo into a television series.