Sentence examples for be considered a thing from inspiring English sources

"From the point of view of the world in general, Salzburg must be considered a thing of the past".

She said something like, 'A sex object is a thing, and I don't want to be considered a thing.' I'd rather someone said, 'Hey, he's sexy, but he can cook a darn good meal.' " But dinner for 600?

"Both sides have thus agreed that, from now on, enmity between them should be considered a thing of the past," read the document, which Anthony C. Zinni, the retired American general who was the mediator, called "a good starting point".

The star of the films Mamma Mia, Mean Girls and Tedd 2 told the Sunday Times there is a long way to go before gender pay disparity in the film industry can be considered a thing of the past.

Only in the world of Dolly Parton could Forever Love – a song so laden with sugar that Jamie Oliver may shortly get up a campaign to have it banned – be considered a thing of classy understatement.

But there was also this music getting made that might be considered a thing apart from the kitsch and from those lives, in the way people back then considered certain novels and (this was new then, too) certain films things apart.

And indeed, within the department, such harassment is considered a thing of the past.

Whoever did such a thing would be considered a thief.

"It should be considered a positive thing and a natural thing as we start to head into a 10percentt overall unemployment rate in New York," said David R.

In Spain, a low profile seems to be considered a good thing.

In the short-term, this might be considered a good thing.