Sentence examples for consider something to be from inspiring English sources

"The notion of offence is not enough to consider something to be censored," he said.

In Brazil, having sex with girls under 18 is still considered something to be proud of".

Brazil is a very binary country where women are not equal to men, and this impacts everything from personal decisions (not wanting to get married and having at least two children is considered something to be ashamed of), to professional choices – there is a big gap between the pay of men and women.

Traditionally, eye contact with the camera was considered something to be avoided as it breaks immersion.

One of the many factors in his success was Como's insistence on his principles of good taste; if he considered something to be in bad or poor taste, it was not in the show or broadcast.

Lennon considered "Something" to be the best song on the album; having ensured that "Old Brown Shoe" was chosen as the B-side for the Beatles' single "The Ballad of John and Yoko", according to his later recollection, Lennon now pushed Allen Klein to release "Something" as a single from Abbey Road.

Hicks insisted on a press release revealing the news while Gillett did not since he did not consider it something to be triumphal about.

Sometimes when I hear enough of the same feedback, I consider it something to be used as fuel for improvement.

Hygiene education tends to be considered something to go through as a young child, but which is no longer an issue for adults.

Urine is typically considered something to get rid of.

These investigations would not consider society as a whole and then recommend universal solutions, for '"the whole of society" is precisely that which should not be considered except as something to be destroyed' (Foucault, 1980b[1971b]: 233).