Sentence examples for considered very much from inspiring English sources

"I considered very much joining the ANC armed struggle.

In the early nineties, it was considered very much an "old economy" stock: dull but reliable.

But Mr. Eisner is still surrounded by board members considered very much on his side, like George J. Mitchell, the presiding director and former senator.

And Chelsea's new year shopping list doesn't end there: the arrival of 18-year-old Bologna midfielder Amadou Diawara is considered very much a formality.

When it comes to care for older people, a fortune is spent on the health service, but care is considered very much the poor relation.

"The bulk of my nominees, twenty years ago or even ten years ago, would have been considered very much centrists, well within the mainstream of American jurisprudence, not particularly fire-breathing or ideologically driven," Obama said.

As Mr. Ryan spoke, Mr. Biden sometimes grinned, sometimes smirked and often shook his head with disdain and dismissiveness toward Mr. Ryan, who he seemed to consider very much his junior adversary.

Whether she will one day return is something she did not rule out, but it is not something at the top of her list to consider, very much the way Annika Sorenstam described her thoughts when she retired after the 2008 season.

However, to the cardinals and bishops in the Vatican, according to Sandro Magister, a Vatican expert at the magazine L'Espresso, "Ravasi is considered very ambitious and much too inclined to chase the applause of the public".

This attack is considered very strong and much harder to implement.

But she still considered herself very much a Republican.