Sentence examples for considered blue from inspiring English sources

"At one point we considered blue," Mr. Cerullo said, but he vetoed that.

Joris Karl Huysmans, author of the fin de siècle classic "À Rebours" ("Against Nature"), considered blue and orange the most decadent of all color combinations.

"People actually wanted us to appear together in something romantic," says Burke. "I would have considered blue films," says Winstone, helpfully.

So is his indulgence in irrelevant factoids about the colour blue (the Romans considered blue eyes a deformity, Neolithic peoples used it as dye, FBI men wore dark blue suits, and so on).

In the last few years, many well-known stocks that were once considered "blue chips" have declined 90% or more.

I've always considered Blue's USB microphones a podcasting tool — and I suspect Blue has, as well.

Traylor, who died in 1947, is now considered blue-chip enough to be regularly included in contemporary art sales.

But one thing is remarkable about the turn in sentiment: It's been nearly a decade since fund managers and individual investors considered blue-chip growth stocks to be among the most desirable areas of the market.

While both are considered blue-chip tech stocks, here the comparison ends.

Both players were considered blue-chip recruits and went to the University of Washington.

Just one in six Americans is blue-eyed, but nearly one in two consider blue the prettiest eye color, which could be why some 50 percent of tinted contact lenses sold are the kind that make your brown eyes blue.