Sentence examples for considers rather from inspiring English sources

Lee Cowan, a Dallas-based correspondent who is thirty-nine and considers Rather a mentor, said, "We will lose panache.

The "60 Minutes" correspondent Mike Wallace, who considers Rather a friend, says that Rather's style reinforces the impression of bias.

(Medley guesses that he and his girlfriend share a library upwards of one thousand books, a number he considers "rather paltry").

Now she is married to Lew, whom she considers rather unsympathetic, and has a daughter, Ramona, whom she treats very casually.

In 1981 there was a movie version, which Mr. Doctorow considers "rather flatfooted, because it tried to assume that you were watching real life when this is not a realistic novel".

The agent considers, rather, what he/she will be inclined to choose at later choice nodes when he/she gets to the temporal position in question.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

The writing became more considered, rather than impulsive.

It was also, all things considered, rather good.

Both are extremes which I consider rather silly".

So Mr. Bergé's decision was considered rather un-French.