Sentence examples similar to considered myself Italian from inspiring English sources

Here are 12 that could be considered an Italian hall of fame.

O.K., I have never considered my Italian -- first learned in bits from my Sicilian-dialect-speaking grandparents -- particularly poetic.

Although sweet vermouth is often considered an Italian type and dry vermouth usually refers to the French type, both countries now produce both types.

Yet though Oslo considered the Italian garbage, it preferred to stick with what it said was the cleaner and safer English waste.

"Global espresso culture is now a long way from what is considered traditional Italian espresso," Mr Hoffmann says.

We considered 202 Italian patients with biopsy-proven NAFLD.

A faithful translation of the expression "so you have cancer... ........ was unanimously considered unacceptable for Italian users, and therefore was removed from the Italian version.

They considered most postwar Italian literature to be intolerably tedious.

And yet they are not considered Italian; the model of assimilation and integration that represents the best of the United States does not exist.

Yet now they are considered Italian — two of the hundreds of indigenous varieties that give the country's vineyards their extraordinary diversity.

Only then would Knox and Sollecito be officially considered guilty under Italian law.