Sentence examples for considered a totally from inspiring English sources

"Four medals is great but if I had seven medals I'd be considered a totally different calibre of athlete," she admits.

The downgrade to the United States' AAA rating by Standard and Poor's ratings agency last month also did more damage to European banks than initially thought, for instance, by forcing them to reprice the risks of what was once considered a totally risk-free asset — United States Treasury securities.

And weirdest of all, it is now considered a totally commonplace affair.

Try to be presentable as possible but your weight should not be considered a totally eliminating factor.

But it's tempting to consider a totally different approach — especially by an artist as distinctive as Cecilia Bartoli, who recorded the opera in 2013 with her close colleagues in Orchestra La Scintilla, a period-instrument ensemble drawn from the ranks of the Opernhaus, in Zurich, where she has long been personally, and professionally, based.

I don't like for it to be considered a depiction of a totally foreign other.

An electrocardiographic (ECG) screening test has been developed to identify patients being considered for a totally subcutaneous implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (S-ICD) at risk for T-wave oversensing.

"I considered this a totally inclusive conference".

Like Bergman, though, it took Altman many years to arrive at such a point, to seriously consider a film totally set free from narrative structure.

B3 Weighing a Run for Mayor Geraldo Rivera, the longtime television journalist and the anchor of a talk show on CNBC, said he was considering running a "totally self-financed" independent campaign for mayor.

Applying rigid boundary condition (Margerin 2009) at the upper interface of cap layer is considered an effective solution to totally convert body waves into surface waves.