Sentence examples for have considered him from inspiring English sources

Would Mr Jaruzelski's father have considered him one too?

"If he had made some kind of threatening maneuver, we might have considered him a threat," he said.

No one would have considered him a "No 2 pick" for next week's New Hampshire primary, she added.

Sprint said that it considered Mr. Sears to be an independent director and would have considered him independent going forward.

The hot younger theorists patronized him, one of Bohr's colleagues sneering that if a student had raised Einstein's objections "I would have considered him quite intelligent and promising".

This concern about national image is a major reason some of Mr. Islam's supporters believe the government may have considered him a threat.

"She had considered him a mentor," he said.

In elections three years later, she endorsed Mr. Barak, saying her husband had considered him his successor.

In voting both ways on the issue, Mr. Lazio infuriated union officials, many of whom had considered him an ally.

All his life, people had considered him black because he looked black, however confused he might be inside, and now he was no longer confused.

Mr. Nosenko assured his American questioners that Oswald had never been an agent of the K.G.B., which had considered him unstable and unfit for espionage work.