Sentence examples for considered god from inspiring English sources

The BBC happily marketed dolls from its children's series "Tweenies" at McDonald's, a move that some considered (God forbid) Disneyfication.

Ethiopia!" sang a woman in a clear Jamaican lilt, her body swaying near a table on which stood framed portraits of the man she and the others considered God: Haile Selassie I, this country's last emperor, who was deposed in a 1974 Marxist coup and assassinated a year later.

During the oracle meeting, both oracle researchers noted that the choice of a god class was associated with their personal perception about "how many roles the class needs to be considered god class" or "how much LOC the class needs to be considered a large class", or other subjective thresholds related to the characteristics of classes.

Meanwhile, they considered God at the heart of American life and institutions.

"We express an answer to what is considered God's appeal to take action on the urgent and damaging situation of global climate warming".

Nor is there any denying that the invaders, like today's suicide bombers, acted on what they considered God's will.

The fundamental difference between Washington's view and Beijing's is whether political rights are considered God-given and therefore absolute or whether they should be seen as privileges to be negotiated based on the needs and conditions of the nation.

The sect's lingo, its abstruse numerology and its eccentric formulation of racial pride — in which black men are considered "gods," black women "earths" — have been widely influential in hip-hop music, and therefore beyond black America.

Where men are considered gods, governments and societies don't take kindly to their "blasphemous" portrayals.

"We do consider God to be the supreme sovereign, and we do consider ourselves to be his representatives on earth.

Maverick theatremaker Chris Goode considers God and belief in God/Head at Oval House, and Purge at the Arcola is about the Soviet occupation of Estonia.