The phrase "consider true" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. For example, "We must consider it true that the Earth revolves around the sun."
By Ashe's definition, whom do you consider "true heroes" today, both among the well known and in your personal life?
Being likable, comfortable, decent and empathetic -- all the things I remember about George during college and still consider true today -- may not be enough.
In Gaza, the number of Salafi jihadis — austere militants willing to kill those they don't consider true Muslims — has grown significantly since 2006.
But BASF's particles average 200 to 400 nanometers in diameter, about the same as the natural pigment, and well above the 100-nanometer threshold that many experts consider true nanotechnology.
China Southern's narrowbodies do not have flat-bed seats and so, it can be argued, their product falls short of what many would consider true First Class.But this is a semantic distraction.
Veterans of the long push to expand and commercialize machine intelligence say that efforts to market it have often been confounded by the tendency of experts continually to raise the threshold of what they consider true artificial intelligence.
But both flights were uncontrolled hops into the air that are not considered true flights.
Many scientific theories continue to be considered true even after failing numerous experimental tests.
That is too large for them to be considered true microlasers.
Since Stigmaria the underground parts of the plant resembled stems, they are not considered true roots.
Not everyone will agree with all of them, but each one could be considered true. 1 Rooney got lucky.
