Sentence examples for considered by him from inspiring English sources

This implies, on one hand that the item is part of the lexical field of the subject, on the other hand is considered, by him, as an example of the submitted category.

This is directly reflected in the fact that the argument-schemata explicitly considered by him in the Jäsche Logic are all either truth-functional, syllogistic, or based on analytic containment.

Krishna was considered by him his own ista devata.

Having mentioned Ida of Bernicia, the founder of the Northumbrian royal line who ruled between 547 and 559, the Historia goes on to say: Nothing has been preserved of the work of Talhaearn, Blwchfardd and Cian, but poems attributed to Taliesin were published by Ifor Williams in Canu Taliesin and were considered by him to be comparable in antiquity to the Gododdin.

Preference 8 was also the first one to be expressed by interviewee 2 and considered by him to be the most important one.

A natural geometric generalization of this problem considered by Zhang, led him to introduce one type of generalized intersection-bodies.

Beyond these enigmas involving his imagination and his penis, there are other mysteries to be considered by any writer investigating him, as I have for a Radio 4 play marking his centenary.

So why kill a man who considered himself - and was indeed considered by the world around him - to be so ineffective that he had not even bothered to seek proper security for himself, despite being constantly threatened by Pakistan's millions of faceless fanatics?

The judge ruled that Carvajal should be kept in custody while a U.S. extradition request for him is considered by a court.

That the swagger of Sam Malone might be a feat of acting, and not simply Mr. Danson's natural manner, was a possibility considered by anyone who had seen him a year earlier in "Body Heat".

Unfortunately, this proposal was considered insufficient by him -- he deemed that I "could not be reasoned with" and that the availability of my solutions to be against the spirit with which such material are shared.