Sentence examples for considers too from inspiring English sources

The company eschews touch screens, which it considers too distracting.

Risks, after all, are relative: what one person considers too dangerous, another might not.

"THAT'S not a dress," my mother says about garments she considers too complicated.

It is a keenly watched issue in the right-wing press here, which has criticized successive British governments for an asylum system it considers too lenient.

But he comes down hard on Apple's iTunes for taking what he considers too large a percentage of its online sales.

The redactions offer a rare glimpse behind the bureaucratic veil that cloaks information the government considers too important for public airing.

She was considered too old.

But consider, too, the price.

They were considered too difficult.

There are other issues to consider, too.

"Bernadette was considered too reactionary," he said.