Sentence examples for considered a lone from inspiring English sources

Does he want to be considered a lone wolf, a martyr?

"Lots of times, I was considered a lone voice," Goldberg said.

One that fits into the general scheme of this article is to think of the A−H unit as being composed of an A atomic orbital and a hydrogen 1s orbital and to consider a lone pair of electrons on B as occupying a B orbital.

He was considered a political lone wolf, eschewing Democratic Party gatherings in the city and at times defying party leadership in Sacramento.

The alleged MLK Day parade bomber, Kevin William Harpham, may or may not have consider himself a lone wolf if, as he is accused, he put together a backpack bomb laden with shrapnel dipped in rat poison to induce bleeding and placed it on the route of the parade.

As the Empire's lone self-governing colony, Southern Rhodesia was considered a sui generis case, almost on a par with a dominion.

Yuval Rotem, Israel's consul general in Los Angeles, said that even a lone individual attacking an Israeli target like the El Al ticket counter should be considered a terrorist.

Jane Hartley, U.S. ambassador to France, ended up being the lone American representative in the march, but she can hardly be considered a suitable replacement.

Furthermore, there remains uncertainty about whether the term "lone atrial fibrillation" is relevant in women, since their sex is considered a stroke risk factor.

Usually considered a conservative organisation, it gave Hanne a platform for campaigning for abortion and the rights of lone parents and domestic violence victims.

The lone holdout was Senator Roger Wicker (R MS), who later said he cast his no vote to protest what he considered a political stunt.