Sentence examples for considered not a from inspiring English sources

John Petruzzi's office is, all things considered, not a terribly unpleasant place to work.

Roth insisted, in the documentary "Philip Roth: Unmasked," that he should be considered not a Jewish writer but an American one.

"What we have created is sensitive and well considered, not a gratuitous exploitation of suffering purely for the purposes of amusement," he told me.

To sustain the anti-donnish pose, he lurched away from every conceivable literary affectation -- toward Auden and Isherwood, who were too recent to be canonized, and Lawrence, whom Larkin (echoing Frieda Lawrence) considered "not a classic, but an experience".

En route, Salvador, Lucio, and Jesús ate everything that was offered to them, including, for the first time, Japanese-style sushi (all things considered, not a shock to their systems).

Although the euro is again at rough parity with the dollar, the rise is considered not a function of euro strength but dollar weakness, and Germans are no happier.

Ramus soon came to be considered, not an innovative thinker, but an outmoded one.

We must therefore consider not a single result, but their arithmetic mean, other statistical measures could be also considered.

I never even considered not having a Futurist in this novel.

It would be considered not only an invasion of the privacy, but a damned outrage.

You could consider not doing A-levels at all.