Sentence examples for consider it fine from inspiring English sources

"They made me frame it because they didn't consider it fine art," she recalled.

Michael Bdzak, the director of corporate contributions for Johnson & Johnson, who runs the art program there, said: "I consider it fine art.

One of his favorite screenplays — he considers it fine literature — is "The Green Mile," Frank Darabont's adaptation of a Stephen King novel about a very large, childlike, retarded black man with supernatural powers who is accused of murder, which includes the following (representative) exchange: PAUL I guess sometimes the past just catches up with you, whether you want it to or not.

Consider it a fine cultural experience!

Many consider it the finest stroke in tennis history.

Many expert anglers consider it the finest reel ever made, a synthesis of incomparable engineering and aesthetic elegance.

Village Voice critic Robert Christgau has described "Instant Karma!" as Lennon's "best political song", while other reviewers consider it his finest post-Beatles recording.

In a 2007 Gamasutra article on the "Platinum and Modern Ages" of computer role-playing games (CRPGs), Matt Barton noted contemporary reviewers' universal praise for the game, and said, "I consider it the finest CRPG ever designed".

Opera 'CENDRILLON' (Tonight and Sunday) Massenet's version of the Cinderella fairy tale, first seen in 1899, is not produced that often, which is surprising, since French opera connoisseurs consider it among his finest and most approachable works.

To this day I consider it one of the finest dramatic series ever.

Advocates of Kirchner's First Piano Concerto consider it one of the finest works in the genre since the Bartok concertos, yet it rarely turns up in performance.