Sentence examples for be considered a star from inspiring English sources

He doesn't want to be considered a star".

That is still enough for him to be considered a star, and for Alderson to pay him the $20 million a year he will presumably seek.

However, third-quarter results this week show that LinkedIn should be considered a star among its peers because it is actually exceeding expectations rather than turning out to be a lot of fluff.

"It's not about having a star — I'm a star as far as darts is concerned, but in day-to-day life in Canada I wouldn't be considered a star," Part, of Oshawa, Ontario, said in a telephone interview.

Even when matter accretes on the surface of a white dwarf and flares up with fusion, creating a nova, it cannot be considered a star.

There was a time when to be considered a star, you had to always be in the public eye -- now, artists can be a star in their own right without the extra attention – how important is that?

The profile model can be considered a star-tree in which each site has its own amino acid substitution matrix, and hence it cannot model phylogenetic structure or different levels of sequence similarity.

At 61, he is considered a star in the small world of classical-music management.

I already knew that he was considered a star among stars, and I watched a couple of his games before seeking him out.

Rwanda in the several decades preceding the 1994 genocide was considered a star economic performer by the World Bank and other major donors.

Before the merger he was considered a star, but after the merger he just couldn't seem to do anything to please the new management.