Sentence examples for he considered off from inspiring English sources

Donovan was of the view, as he put it, that "in a global and totalitarian war, intelligence must be global and totalitarian," and there was virtually nothing that he considered off limits, from assassinating foreign leaders to engaging in the most sophomoric kind of propaganda, such as air-dropping pictures of succulent food into Germany to provoke hungry inhabitants to rise up against the Nazis.

Mussina said he considered off-season testing a legitimate effort to deter the use of performance enhancers.

He had considered off-peak pricing, too, but was afraid it would turn off customers.

He said Protestant guerrillas would not have thought of killing Mr. Finucane otherwise because lawyers were considered off limits.

It is thus considered "off budget".

Social justice is no longer considered off limits for businesses.

"Don't worry about whether Barack is tough enough". Clinton's Los Angeles visit was meant to shore up support in the African American community after weeks in which he made comments considered off-putting at best.

Daley has never shown much interest in the niceties of checks and balances; he once had the microphone of an alderman he considered out of order cut off.

He considered jumping off the deck and drowning himself.

He considered taking off his wolf suit, but he knew if he did he'd be even colder.

He considered jumping off the ice so a fresher player could join the play, but time was running out.