Sentence examples for i considered one from inspiring English sources

What other names did you consider before you decided on Metta World Peace? A. I considered One Love among some others.

I considered One Love among some others.

You could say that, when it comes to what some fashionistas would call my "look," I considered one adjustment from high school to college quite sufficient.

I was a junior editor, and this enounter with someone I considered one of the most intriguing writers I had read was nothing more than a handshake and an acknowledgement of our shared Britishness in New York.

That you somehow think it appropriate to splash blood and gore over what I considered one of the last bastions of civility and rational discourse, the Book Review section, is both revolting and frightening.

I considered one myself when I was driving two miles to work back in 2006, since really I just needed a hand on the hills here in Seattle, which anyone will tell you are murder (especially with the rain and the drivers here).

A man I consider one of the most dangerous men in America is lecturing there".

It is something that I consider one of the best decisions I have ever made and cannot imagine my Cornell experience without it.

The way in which pressure falls for temperature is going to be the same, whether I consider one mole or two moles or ten moles.

Former US president George W Bush described the ex-chancellor as "a true friend of freedom and the man I consider one of the greatest leaders in post-war Europe".

On Boxing Day Queensland's education minister Kate Jones outdid Santa by delivering what I consider one of the best Christmas gifts ever.