Sentence examples for considered a fine from inspiring English sources

The fact that Hamas has not been ousted from power is itself considered a fine achievement.

The manor house is considered a fine example of Cape Dutch architecture.

In the Middle Ages it was also considered a fine defense against witches, and useful for restoring hair.

He spoke five languages – Italian, English, Spanish, Arabic, and German – and was considered a fine writer and hard worker.

Their alliance with the Taliban then was considered a fine thing, and Mr. bin Laden himself fought the Soviets.

A single mushroom, so young that its hood still clung to its shaft, was considered a fine gift for an aristocrat — the more phallic the better.

However, we considered a finer or even continuous scale not to be in line with the limited spatial resolution of CT and the capabilities of human observers.

But consider a fine remark from Penelope Curtis, chair of the judges.

And the City Council is considering a fine for motorists who park in bike lanes.

Orr was given a major penalty; there was no word whether the N.H.L. was considering a fine or suspension.

But the league office will undoubtedly review the play and consider a fine for what it could consider a hit to a defenseless receiver.