Sentence examples for considers that he from inspiring English sources

(Astoundingly, that is, when one considers that he is proposing something illegal, dangerous, unremunerative, and terrifying).

In "The Patagonian Hare," he dismisses the charge that "Lanzmann somehow considers that he owns the Shoah".

The more devout Negro considers that he is a Jew, in bondage to a hard taskmaster and waiting for Moses to lead him out of Egypt.

For the rest of the time he sits reading his newspaper; he is paid the Equity minimum forty dollars a week, and considers that he is doing very nicely.

So far, Hockney's journey has no end in sight, and at the age of 77, despite depressive slumps, a heart attack, recurring pancreatitis and a nicotine habit, he considers that he is still in what he calls "my middle period".

This is especially impressive when one considers that he was obliged to hack through thickets of lies and cross much empty terrain – none of the forged letters to Rohan survives, for example.

And should we be considering that?" he said he had asked the group.

"We are ready to consider that," he said of the proposal.

This study doesn't seem to consider that, he says after taking a look.

He considers that prospect and mutters, almost involuntarily, "Oh, God".

"We consider that unacceptable," he said.