Sentence examples for he considered over from inspiring English sources

He also said he was trying to move past the feud with Padilla, which he considered over.

Over the next three months, he considered over a hundred options for the cover, only to proceed with his original idea.

Schlesinger's attitude to work made him impatient with fellow British directors, notably Lindsay Anderson (obituary, September 1 1994), whom he considered over-selective and unable (or, as he said, unwilling) to work regularly.

Perhaps, they add, he might even be considered over-protective.

Smalley nonetheless retained an individual voice, and was critical of what he considered to be the over-prescriptive approach of Pierre Boulez.

He also voiced concern over what he considered to be a lack of consultation by Freyberg with his senior commanders.

Although he later praised Jorden, Johnson came to odds with him over what he considered to be Jorden's "meanness" of abilities.

He told MPs he considered resigning over the delays fiasco but decided instead to see the agency through "tough times".

In an article in December 1925 in Building Investment and Maintenance magazine, Raymond Bill recounted the history of the struggle, and clearly he considered it over.

He considered resigning over France's expulsion of Roma this summer but did not.Under the constitution, diplomatic and military power are in the president's hands, so foreign ministers often struggle to assert their independence.

Prime Minister Francois Fillon hinted that he disliked the crude links being made between foreigners and crime, while Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said he considered resigning over the issue.