Sentence examples similar to he considers so from inspiring English sources

Immediately, the faith he considered so strong and the energy he considered so limitless felt tested as never before.

Senator Patrick Leahy said afterward that he could not remember a speech he considered so important.

Ryan's criticism of Sanchez is a shift in his public handling of a player whose fortunes he considered so linked to his own that he once said, "He's going to be our quarterback for as long as I'm here".

Is he really this big?' OK, once you figure out that it's a hologram, of course it's like, 'Well how big is he?'" Considering so little in J.J. Abrams' Star Wars universe seems incidental; what could this revelation on Snoke's inspirations possibly tell us?

Fleming was so unhappy with the final piece he wrote to Wilson and refused payment for something he considered so lacklustre.

He is considered so docile inside Guantánamo he is permitted to garden.

He is considered so moderate, it's not even clear he would be a Republican today.

(Can you imagine the Man Booker prizewinner of 2015 declaring from the dais that s/he plans to hand over the £50,000 to a rival novelist whose stuff s/he considers so much better?) 20.

He was considered so dangerous, having assaulted guards and thrown faeces and vomit at them, that he was shackled when examined by medical experts hired by his legal team, according to court documents.

"She was really nervous because Nicholson was going on first, and she said he was considered so much more modern than she was," Mr. Lambert recalled.

When her father insisted that the attachment be broken off, Liszt again became extremely ill; he was considered so close to death that his obituary appeared in a Paris newspaper.