Sentence examples for considered entirely from inspiring English sources

Characterising an entire religion in this way is considered entirely beyond the pale in educated American society; while some small right-wing or evangelical Christian organisations demonise Islam as an enemy, mainstream conservatives, and for that matter neoconservatives, characterise only radical Islam as a threat.

Should the Catskills be considered entirely upstate?

There are other cultures, like ours, where all this is considered entirely useless and obsolete.

The Copenhagen clinic warns patients that no tattoo ink should be considered entirely safe.

It seemed in the moment absolutely fine; all things considered entirely the right thing to do.

No politician of his stature in any part of China should be considered entirely clean.

Ravitch considers "entirely reasonable" the efforts begun in the 60's to eliminate from educational materials statements that demeaned and stereotyped women as well as minorities.

So a score you'd consider entirely getable - especially for a team boasting Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni in the first ODI between Australia and India in Hyderabad.

The Tête was $23 and the Brun $22, which I consider entirely reasonable given their quality, though Morgons from Jean Foillard, another excellent producer, are now retailing for $40.

In fact, this is the wrong period to consider entirely, because the Fed didn't adopt an official inflation target until January of 2012.

Crucially, though, BBC Alba receives much of its funding from the Scottish government, and can therefore circumvent the standard BBC commissioning process – which, tellingly, everyone involved in Bannan considers entirely uninterested in Gaelic programming.