Sentence examples for consider it foul from inspiring English sources

You're a joke, a imitation, a spoof of me Call a referee, I consider it foul They just follow my swag, Twitter my style.

This time Pedro Proença considered it a foul.

Even overt gestures made away from the referee could trigger a technical foul, if the referee considers it disrespectful or made in protest of a call.

Every couple of years, somebody here takes a poll about anti-Semitism and the results never vary — seventy per cent of the Austrian people dislike Jews, and about a third of those people strongly dislike Jews, and a third of them consider Jews "foul" and are physically revolted in a Jew's presence.

Whose name you consider a foul, unspeakable slur?

In order to prevent fighters from going down anytime they felt challenged by an opponent, when a boxer fell without being hit, it was considered a foul.

If you don't it could be considered a foul and even cost you a point.

To close that loophole and apply proper justice, referees should be allowed to award penalties if they consider that a foul has sabotaged a clear goal-scoring chance, regardless of where it took place.

"When you consider the foul-ups and mix-ups and incompetence that you often find in government work, it gets scary," said Mr. Lynch.

Barack Hussein Obama: last week, sixty-five million Americans turned a liability — a moniker so politically inflammatory that the full recitation of it was considered foul play — into a global diplomatic asset, a symbol of the resurgence of America's ability to astonish and inspire.

One even likened the other to President Clinton, which most Republicans would consider the foulest of all possible attacks.