Sentence examples for considered sort of from inspiring English sources
We were considered sort of awesome.
"We're considered sort of eyesores," said Mr. Knee, whom Mr. Brodsky had consulted about his renovation.
"I think it's considered sort of a funky, travelers' beer," she added.
"I guarantee you no one's thinking about it now, because it's so fatalistic and you'd be considered sort of a traitor to the President's policy," he said.
It is also to distract me from the fact that Natalie's "Don't get in a fizz" is not actually a reasonable, considered sort of thing to say — that what she is really telling me is You don't own Billy's mother.
From the White House's transcript of the briefing: Q: What's considered sort of an update of that legislation is the amendment that you were asked about a couple of times last week, which was to ban high-capacity magazines.
Why might English be considered a "sort of Frankenstein creature"?
"We never considered that sort of thing," said James Kelly, the managing editor of Time.
As with the Internet cheating, about half the students considered this sort of plagiarism trivial.
St Pierre said the Senate hasn't considered any sort of marijuana reform since 1978.
