Sentence examples for is considered something from inspiring English sources

Judge McDermott is considered something of a maverick here, a loner with an intellectual streak.

In France, plus size is called grande taille, and is considered something of an embarrassment.

Such uncertainties have compounded a sense that an engagement is considered something less than a legitimate relationship.

Karada is considered something of a stronghold for Mr. Abdul Mahdi's party, making the attack seem all the more brazen.

As for music's impact in Britain, Def Jam's package tour of 1987 is considered something of a landmark moment.

Ellison, whose purchase of the tournament allowed it to stay here, is considered something of a savior for the event.

That Mr. Dupree, who is a Democrat, is considered something of a long shot here is proof of that.

Canada is considering something similar.

It must be considered something of a dark horse, though.

And Stern was considered something of a Milstein partisan.

Ultimately, the debate itself was considered something of a dud.