Sentence examples for considered signs from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Zambrano's family, he said, reading and writing were considered signs of laziness, of worthlessness.

Skyscrapers are usually considered signs of success, steel-framed declarations of triumph.

Gold objects are normally considered signs of a well-developed society, one with affluent elites who can support craft workers producing items of high status.

Those ratings do not match the pessimism of 1992 and 1980, when the voters rejected incumbent presidents, but they are still considered signs of lingering economic fears.

Both are considered signs of longevity, partly because an earlier study by other researchers found both traits in long-lived people.

Dr. Gunnar said that while none of the cortisol levels measured were high enough to be considered signs of psychological trauma, they were nonetheless a cause for concern.

"We considered signing Falcao," Pérez said.

"Rodman was considered trouble by the time I considered signing him," Krause said.

They considered signing Bonds to a free-agent contract, believing he would be an incredible bargain.

Mr. Hector considered signing with a record company, but decided against it.

Larry Beinfest, the Marlins' general manager, said they considered signing Floyd to a contract extension.