Sentence examples for he considered both from inspiring English sources
When asked about the matter during a news conference today, Mr. McGreevey said he considered both Mr. Taffet and Mr. Levinsohn "decent individuals," but found their behavior regrettable.
He said he considered both candidates "destructive", and on Friday he told CNN that he might vote for a third-party candidate, the Libertarian Gary Johnson.
And for all of Cone's problems this year, when Torre thought about his Game 4 starter at Shea Stadium last Wednesday night, he considered both Cone and Denny Neagle.
With the rise of the office, Mills argued, came the invention of leisure, which he considered both a scourge and a swindle: "Each day men sell little pieces of themselves in order to try to buy them back each night and week end".
"The message of our campaign is that career politicians have brought Nassau County to the brink of financial disaster and one more politician will push it over the brink," said Michael D. Dawidziak, Mr. Bent's campaign consultant, who said he considered both Democratic candidates to be political insiders.
Robert Polito, the cultural critic and director of New School University's writing programs, said he considered both Gotham and the Writers Studio "serious and well-intentioned, but my sense is that they're steppingstones to the still more serious and intense continuing education writing programs in this city".
He can say, as he does, that he considers both belief and reason to be divine gifts.
He considers both sectors safe and defensive, which is just how he likes it amid today's punishing conditions.
After a lifetime struggling with unsatisfactory fake limbs, he has finally found something he considers both aesthetically pleasing and part of himself.
His statements had included the comment that such abuse "is still a crime in every instance," and he reiterated that he considers both types of behavior "a terrible crime".
He pointed out that while some on the left are demanding a single-payer system and some on the right want to abolish the system of employer-provided insurance, he considers both options too radical.
