Sentence examples for consider rather from inspiring English sources

Both are extremes which I consider rather silly".

As for the inspector general, Mr. Conway said that Mr. Malan "did some things that I consider rather bizarre".

Fusion-io has come up with a play that analysts consider rather unusual in the hardware industry.

The industry's best hope, which most analysts consider rather rosy, is that demand in the United States levels off and leads a global rebound in the second half of 2009.

A good broker will help a buyer prepare the board package, which means that he or she will see your letters of reference, figures on your net worth, and your tax returns — details many people consider rather personal.

Naturally, this raises questions about the wisdom of buying a classic automobile for its investment potential — after all, there are storage, maintenance and insurance costs to consider — rather than the pleasure that ownership brings.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

The writing became more considered, rather than impulsive.

It was also, all things considered, rather good.

So Mr. Bergé's decision was considered rather un-French.

It was considered rather frivolous by Austen's people.