Sentence examples for i considered something from inspiring English sources

"Never in my wildest thoughts have I considered something like this," said Dave Pogue, who leads the sustainability efforts at CBRE.

It was the first time I ever considered something like that to be a possibility and for the next few weeks I read up on it.

As an engineer, I rarely considered something like the best point of view for the camera.

That is, I guess, considered something worth reporting?

I mean, I don't want to brag or anything, but I'm actually considered something of a medical wonder, you know.' He smiled.

Republicans are rare enough among my Harvard colleagues that I am often considered something of an oddity.

I wonder if the editors considered something less cheerful.

"I was," Ms. O'Brien writes, "considered something of a Jezebel because of my books".

I considered adding something about his book.

Instead, I considered building something myself.

Then I considered saying something like, "At least my wife doesn't dress me like a bitch," but I didn't.