Sentence examples for considers itself in from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, June 5, 1926 P. 15 Metropolitan Opera House considers itself in pretty good shape.

Bradley Sertz, a spokesman for Audi, says the company considers itself in a good position, even though it's down 23% for total year-to-date sales.

DSTLD considers itself in the same league with premium denim brands, because it uses the same suppliers, such as Cone Mills in North Carolina, Kurabo Mills in Japan and Candiani Mill in Italy.

DSTLD considers itself in the same league with premium denim brands, because it uses the same suppliers, such as Cone Mills in North Carolina, Kurabo Mills in Japan and Candiani Mill in Italy.

Santa Monica justifiably considers itself in the vanguard of progressive causes — particularly the fight against climate change.

"Hollywood has always considered itself in L.A. but not part of L.A.

Despite starting out with a niche product, Uber has always considered itself in Promethean terms.

It was perfectly reasonable for Loral, or any other party similarly placed, to consider itself in an emergency, duress situation.

For the Postal Service to consider itself in compliance by merely purchasing alternative-fuel vehicles defies the intent of the law.

The chapter also reveals some of the frustration felt by women who wrote for Wired in the mid 1990's, women who bemoaned how a magazine that considered itself in the vanguard could in fact be nothing more than a geek's twist on the old boy network.

In New Jersey a family of four with an income of $20,000 considers itself poor; in Montana such a family might feel that it is at least clinging to middle-class status.