Sentence examples for considered to be so from inspiring English sources

At the time orchids were considered to be so abundant it was of little consequence.

It may be surprising that someone so powerless is considered to be so threatening.

It's certainly not a thankless job and it's not bad wages [whereas] the public sector is considered to be so.

The move is considered to be so sensitive that the press has not been invited to observe the changeover.

Brutalist structures like the Barbican estate in London are not always considered to be so positive for mental health, with many condemning brutalism's depressing aesthetic.

Many of the genres noted here were considered to be so important as to be kept for hundreds of years and to be copied repeatedly.

These are considered to be so-called inversion techniques.

All of these are considered to be so-called housekeeping genes (genes with equal expression across tissues and treatments) and are also highly expressed in mammals.

The initial U.K. surveys focused on a limited number of sites and included some considered to be so-called hot-spots, where concentrations of sewage effluents were high (Environment Agency 2002a; Harries et al. 1997; Jobling et al. 1998).

Maybe I should lift the window and shout down to him, let him know how outraged and repulsed I am by something he clearly considers to be so trivial?

considered to be not so worth it?