Sentence examples for be considered not from inspiring English sources

It would be considered not only an invasion of the privacy, but a damned outrage.

"To the passing observer, I would probably be considered not in the group at all".

But he argued at her bond hearing that Ms. Landry should be considered not guilty.

If the dealer does not, "it would be considered not doing due diligence," she said.

It used to be considered not manly to pay attention to your appearance, but that is changing.

It's a question to be considered not just by the preservation movement but by everyone interested in cultural policy.

There are also practical issues to be considered, not least of all the high cost of these procedures.

Roth insisted, in the documentary "Philip Roth: Unmasked," that he should be considered not a Jewish writer but an American one.

In the final analysis, Stevens could be considered not so much a liberal as a centrist who was increasingly isolated by a newer and more conservative bloc.

Our study may be considered 'not particularly up to date' by some critics.

"The bar the attorney general has to apply is whether it is so low as to be ­considered not reasonable.