Sentence examples for considers little from inspiring English sources

For the CBC, losing their flagship program is a big blow to a public broadcaster that considers Little Mosque on the Prairie a laugh fest and national success.

This paper considers little-known imagery made by mid-nineteenth century naval officers travelling in the Pacific, which has often been overlooked by art historians.

It was initially considered little more than a crank bill.

Explanations that take cultural differences seriously are generally considered little more than "propaganda".

Not long ago the awards were considered little more than a joke, but not so today.

Since joining WorldCom, Mr. Roberts has been considered little more than a figurehead.

Petra Kvitova drives a Skoda and her English comes in considered little lumps, with no artifice.

But even then, he was considered little more than a peripheral candidate.

Only a decade ago, home-school athletics was considered little more than organized recess for children without traditional classrooms.

IT'S NOT ABOUT PRETTY ANYMORE It used to be that flight attendants were considered little more than glorified waitresses.

The sealed contents are transported to another structure called the lysosome, once considered little more than the cellular rubbish bin.