Sentence examples for consider to be extremely from inspiring English sources

Do you personally know people whom you consider to be extremely wealthy?

But two things: I know religious people who I consider not to be moral, and I also know people who are not religious who I consider to be extremely moral.

In fact, we often face what we consider to be extremely strange questions or critiques during our numerous meetings with our collaborators.

And they'd do things that I would consider to be extremely rude.

I wish, however, to make a few comments on two issues that I consider to be extremely important and on which I tabled proposals for amendments in the Committee on Industry.

All parts of the plant, however, are considered to be extremely poisonous if not prepared carefully.

"He's in a critical situation - this is considered to be extremely serious," Chief Anaesthetist Jean-François Payen told journalists.

Though his qaṣīdahs, mainly eulogies, are considered to be extremely tasteful and proper, his satiric works are held to be calumnious and abusive.

Buddhist monks are considered to be extremely pure, yet they are directed to make their robes from cemetery cloths, and beds or litters used in funerals may be donated to their monasteries.

The office then contacted the city's emergency management agency; staff members there quickly decided to send out a Wireless Emergency Alert, or W.E.A. "This was somebody they considered to be extremely dangerous," Nancy Silvestri, press secretary for the emergency management agency, said.

He was told that because the threat against him was considered to be extremely serious it was at Level 2, which meant that he was considered to be in more danger than anyone in the country, except, perhaps, the Queen and, because he was being menaced by a foreign power, he was entitled to the protection of the British state.