Sentence examples for considers a mere from inspiring English sources

That seems to be a change that society considers a mere favor.

The precocious girl, reminiscent of J. D. Salinger's Esme, delights in the man she considers a mere family friend.

In order to clarify this duality, Elizabeth Anscombe (1957, 56) considers a mere "shopping list".

"Art for women was considered a mere hobby, a pastime," he said.

So how did Ms. Yingluck, initially considered a mere proxy for her exiled brother, do it?

But Hamelin possesses too much intellectual energy to be considered a mere technician..

What was once considered a mere nuisance, at best, has become a huge problem for businesses and the public.

As a lesbian, I resent my faith's being considered a mere lifestyle choice as much as I resent my sexuality's being considered as such.

"Kitchens," it said, "should neither be considered a formal part of the house interior, nor should they be considered a mere workplace.

And according to a number of recent studies, catastrophe — a rise in temperature so large as to be almost unthinkable — can no longer be considered a mere possibility.

The evidence suggests that Ptolemy, who for over a century has been considered a mere compilator, should be placed among the first-rank astronomical observers of all ages.