Sentence examples for he probably considered from inspiring English sources

So gigantic was Corb's egotism that he probably considered it enough of an honour for a humble mortal to provide a genius like him with a night's relaxation.

Pick: Cowboys Jaguars (0-2) at Colts (1-1) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Colts by 3 When Maurice Jones-Drew held out of training camp in hopes of getting a new contract, he probably considered it hazard pay for the year to come.

When he wasn't busy dreaming up abject sinners and vengeful devils, Bosch was performing mundane tasks like designing stained-glass windows, and, though he was one of the first painters in the Low Countries to sign his work, he probably considered himself more of an artisan than an artist.

He probably considered it a blessing.

And I think Barack and Michelle, and Barack obviously became president, I think he thought that he almost had to as a duty because he probably considered himself still quite lucky.

would send troops and concludes that he probably considers no vital American interests are threatened in Indo-China or Thailand.

Jean-Claude Jean-Claude TrichetEurope bank boss, is readying himself for what he probably considers a well-earned rest.

"Come on and feel this, I'm still alive," sings Kasabian's Tom Meighan, winding up the song Vlad the Impaler with what he probably considers a provocative bit of improvisation.

And he probably considers himself one.

Nor did he probably consider that a counter-boycott would immediately follow meant to increase sales.

And having told him he should get out from behind his piano, he should probably consider getting behind it again (if he makes it another week).