Sentence examples for consider unfit from inspiring English sources

The race to fill Jeff Sessions's former seat has come down on the Republican side the side typically expected to win to a pair of tall, white, Christian men whom a surprising number of conservative Alabamans consider unfit for the office, yet preferable to a Democrat (in this case, a lawyer named Doug Jones known for his civil-rights-defense work).

Even though the Rubix Cube trade mark was consider unfit for trade mark registration, there are a multitude of companies that still enjoy trade mark rights over the shapes of their products, such as Kraft with the Toblerone shape and Coca-Cola with its distinctive bottle shape.

Two million homes were considered unfit when New Labour took office in 1997.

The father can also get an exemption if the mother is under 18, or considered unfit to cope alone.

But there are dozens more that the US considers "unfit for trial" but "too dangerous to release".

"There used to be a feeling that if someone had committed a crime they would be considered unfit for polite society," Ms. Martin said.

Once again, a lengthy treatise has been published about a subject that not long ago would have been considered unfit for polite conversation.

Without such introspection, women seemed stupid; therefore, they were considered unfit for education; therefore, they weren't given an education; therefore they seemed stupid.

Products are only designated as waste when they have passed their use-by dates and are considered unfit for human consumption.

Looked down on by the urban ruling class as the garment of poor women, it was long considered unfit for educated society.

A man who indulged in excessive eating, drinking, sleeping or sex — who failed to "rule himself" — was considered unfit to rule his household, much less a polity.