Sentence examples for considers much of from inspiring English sources

President Trump considers much of the news media his adversaries, as can be confirmed with a single visit to his Twitter profile.

It's clear that Witty considers much of the ensuing local or regional architecture (whether LEPs, RDAs or city deals) as largely "wrong-headed in a small country".

"My work is more thoughtful than simply 'built,' " he said, adding that the "handicraft aspect" of his work was important to him, as a contrast to what he considers much of the "professionalized, soulless architecture, as practiced today".

Indeed, he considers much of the music coming from today's gospel performers to be "hate speech".

He considered much of the Bible (the bible?) to be "so much untruth, charlatanism, and imposture".

Gov. George W. Bush has never been considered much of a wordsmith.

I consider much of what is produced to be selfish, useless future landfill.

Consuming such a fish isn't generally considered much of an accomplishment.

"Defensively, I really want to focus in on that," said Anthony, who has never been considered much of a defender.

She considered much of her repetitive and labor-intensive work — the thousands of knotted threads in "Cloud Sculpture," for example — a form of meditation.

Denise Burke, AUL's vice-president of legal affairs, made it clear on Monday that the group considered much of its handiwork to be imperiled.