Sentence examples for he considered even from inspiring English sources

But friends of Mr. Bronfman said that, aware of his dismal reputation from the Vivendi deal, he considered even second place a victory, proving that he could assemble a $12 billion bid and compete against G.E.

But while Mr. Trump's proposal to Mr. Comey could be construed as a private fit of pique, journalists and press freedom groups said Wednesday that they were alarmed by the possibility that he considered, even casually, enlisting the Justice Department to quash reporting he disliked.

But friends of Mr. Bronfman said that, aware of his dismal reputation from the Vivendi deal, he considered even second place a victory, proving that he could assemble a $12 billion bid and compete against G.E. "The most important part of it was that Edgar gained his credibility back on Wall Street and with the private equity groups," Mr. Snyder said.

In later years, he deplored African leaders, whom he considered even more alienated from their peoples than in earlier post-colonial times, and last year was due to make a new film, La Confrérie des Rats (Brotherhood of Rats), confronting this.

When asked to name one or two guests he considered even worse, the late-night host immediately picked out controversial and eccentric director Abel Ferrara.

Not one of them could he consider, even for a moment, in the role Prunty was hinting at.

Lieu said Thursday he considers even that to be a positive signal, since DOJ could have denied the request or simply acknowledged receipt of his letter without doing anything to follow up.

Milem still has a long way to go before he is considered even a midround pick.

David Willetts, shadow trade and industry secretary, may also be considered, even though he blotted his copybook by supporting Mr Davis.

A founder I was advising once told me of a meaningful pivot he was "considering," even though his business was going exceptionally well.

He also appointed judges whom he considered conservative, even though their stiff sentences resulted in overcrowded jails.