Sentence examples for considers it a blessing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Santiago considers it a blessing these days to be able to worry only about her dog.

Together, the couple considers it "a blessing and a great luxury," rather than a burden, that their creative passions overlap.

If they feel out of place, explain to them that Jewish law considers it a blessing to invite guests over.

But I consider it a blessing in disguise.

Now two years safely removed from the fire, I consider it a blessing.

"I consider it a blessing that when I started writing plays in earnest, in 1979, I had not read Chekhov.

Powell said he considered it a "blessing" that he was a part of the Jets' offense at all, and he added that he would take full advantage of every opportunity he received.

Tapia said the news about his mother's killer upset him and might have contributed to his loss in the fight, but he considered it a "blessing" to finally know the truth.

Mr. Landry's wife, Julie Maldonado, may not have initially considered it a blessing to leave Los Angeles for midwinter Manhattan, and he hated losing that pro bono gig as chaplain to the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team.

But the expectation of most of the guys she knows at Patrick Henry — that wives should just "fade out," that she should instantly take on the identity of a wife and mother "and consider it a blessing" — is not something that she's comfortable with.

Now, true, that fact didn't help them much during that night's loss to the 20-52 Magic, but if Portland find themselves unable to win in an early April run against New Orleans, Sacramento and Utah then maybe fans should consider it a blessing if they don't have to watch them in the playoffs.