Sentence examples for considers just another from inspiring English sources

Krist Novoselic, Nirvana's bass player in the '90s, holds out hope that some member of his generation (likely not Mr. Ryan, whom he considers just another 20th-century-style politician like the others) is going to come along and create a new brand of politics, to "build a structure that meets people's needs".

On one level, ArtistEnt might be considered just another business making demands on artists.

Until last year's French Open, Soderling was considered just another immense talent unable to corral his potential.

For me, the one-year mission accomplished something else: It humanized someone I considered "just" another astronaut.

Once considered just another horror writer, Jackson's reputation as a novelist in America has been uneven.

Interviewing specialists onstage is now called "live journalism," and conference centers are considered just another social platform with Twitter, Facebook and online video.

NBC, with its long tradition as the "Must See TV" network, may now be considered just another part of Mr. Gaspin's large portfolio.

When the 107th Congress officially begins its session in January, and the adjustments to the Capitol have largely been completed, Mr. Langevin wants to be considered just another lawmaker -- albeit one with his own unique story to tell.

"Oxford is a great place in its own right and I find it insulting it is being considered just another offshoot of London," said the Oxford Civic Society's Ros Weatherall.

The N.F.L. is used to winning — it bloodied the players during their contract negotiations last year and it even mostly prevailed when it finally made a deal with Time Warner Cable to carry NFL Network last week — and it counted on fans to largely ignore what the league considered just another hard-nosed business negotiation.

Having fielded congratulatory e-mails about the earnings report in the morning that suggested the bank was finally on more solid ground, Mr. Pandit strode into the office of the chairman at day's end on Oct. 15 for what he considered just another of their frequent meetings on his calendar.