Sentence examples for considers almost from inspiring English sources

Her mission was to find designs she considers almost universally flattering.

In contrast, Ms. Coffigny, 38, considers almost everything she does an expression of her black Cuban origins.

Thomas's contemporary reworking of those sentiments Bakewell considers almost unworthy of comment, though former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond's pithy summing up of his position as "complete bollocks" meets with her approval.

The title of the article, "Spatiotemporal drought variability in the Mediterranean over the last 900 years" clearly indicates that this study considers almost a millennium of drought records and focuses attention on the Mediterranean region.

If China tried to control the ensuing chaos by moving troops to the North Korean side of the border, hackles would rise in South Korea, which fears China's territorial demands on a piece of the peninsula that it considers almost sacredly Korean.

This means that "VNS (40)" ("VNS (60)") considers almost 2k−1 3k−1) cliques more in each round compared to "VNS (20)".

It was considered almost unethical.

Today it's considered almost a classic.

At the time, such a view was considered almost heretical.

"This was considered almost a muscle car," he said.

She is a free spirit who would consider almost anything.