Sentence examples for consider himself wealthy from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the Sunday Times, Haldane said he did not consider himself wealthy.

He considered himself wealthy.

Before his mother died, he'd spent two years at a tiny local college and considered himself at least wealthy in knowledge, more so than the shopkeepers and records clerks he dealt with.

;"The Throwback" Glure, a wealthy neighbor who considers himself gentry, stops at the Place for a night while on the way to a livestock show with a flock of expensive sheep.

"Incredibly, she doesn't consider herself wealthy.

It would take another $1 million -- a total of $2.4 million on average -- for them to consider themselves wealthy.

Survey results released this month show that many people with net worths of $1 million to $4 million -- beyond the value of their homes -- do not consider themselves wealthy.

Then again, when talking about that chapter in their lives, Ann has said, "I don't even consider myself wealthy" — which doesn't quite strike the right note.

During the primary race this year, she drew criticism when she told a Fox News host, "I don't even consider myself wealthy".

Or consider that wealthy communities — say, Portola Valley, woodsy home to many an environmentally conscious tech multimillionaire — use far more water per capita than do the poor of Compton, in the Los Angeles area.

Should they consider a wealthy, perhaps foreign, addition to the boardroom?