Sentence examples for considered to really from inspiring English sources

They are considered to really belong to another nation, not Britain.

The beautiful, gauzy vistas, sweeping lawns and gold-leaf cornicing were shot delightfully, but the foreground action was too sober, too considered to really stand out against it.

"The thing was," she recalls, "as soon as I arrived there I was always considered to be really badly behaved.

Those with less than 5% of coverage and coming from less than 10 geographical areas in both databases were the Thermodesulfobacteria, Dictyoglomi and Chrysiogenetes which are considered to be really restricted to certain geographical areas.

Second, the fact that he's generally considered to be a really good bloke.

No doubt, some of the works widely considered to be early really are such.

But how new was this threat for the organisation and how serious was it really considered to be for the organisation at that point in time (spring 2013)?

There is some uncertainty over whether all 50 species considered to have an appendix really do possess one.

"They backed the boys and they can see some good class players and also some real promise for the future, what I consider to be really exciting talents".

Which isn't something we normally consider to be dangerous really.

"The best way to get your pitch read and considered is to really have a feel for the publication," adds Clare Whitmell, Guardian writer and qualified career coach.