Sentence examples for it considered out from inspiring English sources

The irony is that the modern conservative movement cohered, in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, as a rebellion against a Republican establishment that it considered out of touch.

The possibility of an air clash, such as the one that occurred yesterday with the reported downing of two Libyan fighters, was not regarded as inevitable, nor was it considered out of the question, several officials said.

Since the wooden panel has turned out to be the poorer scatterer among the considered OUT, it is associated in Table 3 to both the lowest S R/T values and the highest α R/T.

The study with only 6 papers has recently been withdrawn from the Cochrane database, effective from Issue 3, 2009, because it is considered out-of-date.

Another failed amendment would have required the State Department to inform other nations of what interrogation techniques it considered illegal for use on American troops, a move intended to prompt the administration to say publicly what techniques it considers out of bounds.

Unchecked, it can eradicate expression it considers out of bounds; and it can sever all the critical lines of communication.

Worse, the essay had already been published in Britain, and the former editor said it was considered out of sync with what had been planned for the rest of the magazine.

Mostly, it was considered out of the way, and this was true of the Webster library, which struck me as an anonymous, inconveniently located place, ignored and unloved except by the same faithful flock who returned again and again.

A great deal of clothing is discarded because it is considered out of style or no longer trendy.

The BS can then monitor that the MS is responding to messages and can decide when it is considered out of the network.

If a baseball hits anywhere on the dugout it is considered out of play.