Sentence examples for he considered too from inspiring English sources

As a wartime battle commander against Arab armies, Sharon never hesitated to disobey orders that he considered too cautious.

When Ernest Augustus, duke of Cumberland, became king of Hanover, he high-handedly repealed the constitution of 1833, which he considered too liberal.

The knowledge that the commander had shot an inmate for serving soup he considered too hot hung in Mr. Pemper's mind.

On Wednesday, a German woman who had ventured out was ordered home by an un-uniformed man for wearing a dress he considered too revealing.

The colonel swept the line of recruits with his fierce glare and rejected hundreds he considered too young, too old or physically unfit.

She recalls the young Nureyev's refusal to continue performing for an hour, midballet, because of a costume he considered too baggy.

Democrats have countered that Mr. Bush has obstructed the appropriations process by threatening to veto spending bills he considers too large.

He said he was no longer welcome in Gainesville — which he considers too small and unenlightened to understand his message — and is seeking to move.

But he comes down hard on Apple's iTunes for taking what he considers too large a percentage of its online sales.

In an interview with The Economist on February 5th, he called for "out-of-the-box" thinking at the top of an institution that he considers too cautious.

Roger Ailes is not an admirer of most contemporary public education, which he considers too inclined to favor fashionable trends over fundamentals.