Sentence examples for it considered very from inspiring English sources

Was it considered very daring to invite a man back to the bedsit – and how much have things changed?

We knew gay people existed – my dad worked with a miner who was gay – but nobody openly talked about it; it was considered very personal.

Even if it's true, it is considered very offensive.

"It was only done in one or two places, it was extremely complex, it was considered very experimental.

Do not slurp soup; it sounds awful, and it is considered very bad manners.

It is considered very bad taste to never change it.

"It was given extra paper, even under rationing, because it was considered very important for morale on the home front.

"It was considered very destructive, and we'd all seen what it had done to Clinton in his last year.

(It is considered very uncouth to shout "Bingo!" and no one does it, saying loudly "Here" or "Yeah" or "Right" instead).

Here in the UK, it's considered very strange.

It's considered very holy, and my family is very traditional.