Sentence examples for considered that of from inspiring English sources

In real life, Braff's behaviour would be considered that of a future asbo-holder, sure.

The first modern atlas, or book of maps, is considered that of Abraham Ortelius with his Theartrum Orbis Terrarum.

There is a statue outside the Port Authority Bus Terminal that could also be considered that of an actor, Jackie Gleason, but was intended to represent his bus driver character, Ralph Kramden.

"The DWP considered that, of all the workfare programmes being described externally as 'workfare schemes', the MWA programme was the most likely to be influenced by pressure from campaign groups and negative publicity, given that MWA programmes were generally provided by charitable organisations … and the placements were mandatory," lawyers said.

A court of inquiry had found that he failed to follow proper procedures in the February accident, but Adm. Thomas B. Fargo, the senior Navy commander in the Pacific, rejected the most serious of the three charges the panel considered, that of negligent homicide, a felony that could have resulted in 10 years in prison.

The latter move is usually the wrong one in the eyes of most travel experts, as many travelers are already covered by a trip insurance policy they haven't considered: that of their credit card.

More importantly, there's privacy to consider: that of your neighbours – and your own.

But here's an enormous body of evidence and experience to consider: that of every other industrialized nation on Earth.

Now let's consider that of the 12 recorded data breaches at educational institutions, more than 820,000 records were exposed.

But, consider that of the 4,000 diseases for which we have the exact molecular basis, only 250 have treatments available.

"I have always considered that one of the gutsiest moves," Mr. Zanuck said.