Sentence examples for consider it completely from inspiring English sources

I consider it completely unsatisfactory that the case has not been made explicitly to the American people.

But I consider it completely out of the question, for I do not believe that Admiral Von Schrader, whom I know personally to be an especially chivalrous sailor, would have had a hand in anything of this sort.

"We consider it completely natural, the effort by Europe with their own forces to provide for their own security," Mr. Ivanov told leading European policy makers and analysts at a forum on Europe.

[They need] a top-notch veteran, a master of the craft of teaching". Of course, many scholars would consider it completely unfair to make such a comparison between novices and masters of their craft.

In Saturday's news conference, Froome said he considered it "completely understandable" that people question whoever is wearing the yellow jersey.

Similarly, a friend and comedy-sketch writer was once turned down for an administration job after being told matter-of-factly that the company had found his comedy blog during an internet search and had considered it "completely inappropriate".

Twenty-eight percent (n = 39), however, considered it completely safe, while 12% (n = 17) considered it safe only when the proper procedural guidelines were followed i.e. with anesthesia and muscle relaxants.

I consider it amazing, completely amazing, that no one has been hurt yet".

Experts in international law consider it "preposterous and completely implausible" that the president would be unaware of systematic and widespread killing and torture.

We consider it unwise to completely exclude step 2. The reason is that a more elaborated model (such as a2PL GRM model) will always show a better fit, but it does not automatically disqualify the more parsimonious Rasch Rating Scale Model.

"If something comes along before that then he potentially needs to consider it and I'm completely okay with that.