Sentence examples for considered a maverick from inspiring English sources
"He's considered a maverick.
Unlike Judge Rakoff, who is considered a maverick jurist, Judge Holwell is known for more conventional rulings.
Nonetheless, he stresses, the FSA will not make a decision based on convenience.Despite his seniority, Mr Gomi is considered a maverick at the agency.
Mr. Field, considered a maverick most of his life, never bowed to public or political pressure or to ostracism by his peers.
This is not the first time that Mr. Jennings, who is considered a maverick among his fellow council members, has been the center of controversy.
It can be just as hard to listen to as it is to perform, but here its four parts are interspersed amongst sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti, who, like Cage, was considered a maverick innovator in his day.
And yet HBC is queen of the red carpet, lauded for her fashion bravery, considered a style maverick and loved for it.
Considered a political maverick, the 42-year-old politician has long been a thorn in the side of the government.
Since the early nineteen-fifties, when he kept a bust of Lenin in his study at Worcester College, Oxford, he has considered himself a maverick.
"In past years we did everything offensively and we were considered a soft team," Mavericks guard Jason Terry said.
This week, John McCain rewrote his own political biography, telling Newsweek: "I never considered myself a maverick".
