Sentence examples for he considered something from inspiring English sources

Looking at Jonathan Saunders's overwrought collection of suits and coats with caped shoulders, boleros seemingly over jackets, and stiff couture silks over more silks is to wonder if he considered something, well, less complicated.

One of the many factors in his success was Como's insistence on his principles of good taste; if he considered something to be in bad or poor taste, it was not in the show or broadcast.

That legacy weighs on Mr. von Trapp even as he considers something as mundane as curtains.

Would he consider something even more atypical – a light romantic comedy, say, or some harmless bit of fantasy – something bare of anguish, of torment?

The "aloneness," he said, began when he was growing up in Stalowa Wola, where he was considered something of an oddity.

By his late 20s, he was considered something of a wunderkind.

By 1984, when Sir Timothy was appointed director in Edinburgh, he was considered something of a wunderkind who could do no wrong.

He was considered something of an empty vessel by patriotic critics who wanted to see Our 'Enry knock him out of his stride, and preferably out of boxing.

He was considered something of an anti-nuclear crusader during his tenure at the Energy Department, and was fired in December after his daughter reported him and his wife to the police for growing marijuana.

"For most of the other people in the press pool, he was considered something of a crackpot.

In other words, he was considered something of an authority on the subject of the book, and was depicted there to give it his seal of approval.