Sentence examples for considers it super from inspiring English sources

There are similar cheesemonger contests in Europe, most famously the International Caseus Award, in which affineurs, or the people who age and sell cheese, compete in a blind taste test, oral and written exams, dish creation, and the ability to perfectly portion a given weight of cheese with one cut — though Moskowitz considers it "super French, like, super wack".

Most people consider it a super lucky start our first ever song went Radio 1 A-List.

A dedicated life-long New York Giants football fan, he would consider it ironic that Super Bowl Sunday was his last day on earth.

"It seems entirely selfish," said Mike Nichols, the owner of Anchor Produce, who considers himself "super lucky" because the storm last October washed four feet of sand into his home in nearby North Beach but did not destroy it.

The film was a major production from Universal -- where it was considered a "Super Jewel".

The Xoom was a bit of a mixed bag when it came to marketing, especially considering their Super Bowl ad looked great but said next to nothing about the tablet.

Suffice it to consider the super-formation between molecules and cells, i.e., between the physical and the biological levels of reality.

But for a team that is perennially considered a Super Bowl contender when Manning is healthy, it feels, inevitably, as if the goal posts have been moved.

But if it weren't for their great PR machine, these dragons would be considered as super villains.

If it's hard to quantify their effect, it's best to consider Super Bowl advertisements as very expensive attempts to please, amuse, distract, and even, perhaps unintentionally, unsettle us — and to judge them accordingly.

One of the competition models being considered in Super Rugby for 2016 and beyond is a two-conference system — an African conference and an Australasian conference.