Sentence examples for it might be considered from inspiring English sources

It might be considered to have redeemed Polanksi's private life.

It might be considered a bigger surprise if Crawford did not opt out.

It might be considered rude or eccentric in the era of 24-hour supermarkets.

For Fetchit himself, it might be considered a just reaction to watching a revolution die.

In any other context, it might be considered a heartbreaking defeat.

He said it might be considered provocative and invade the woman's privacy.

Indeed, it might be considered antithetical to everything that New York, or at least Manhattan, stands for.

It might be considered, in Willson's words, an "implicitly colonial display of primarily non-European ethnicities and identities".

And because Pastor Brumbalow holds a statewide leadership position with the Assemblies, it might be considered bad form to hire from outside the denomination.

Mr. DiFulco said: "If you have to ask yourself if it might be considered a weapon, don't bring it on board.

Steve Crowther, the Ukip chairman, later said: "We are asking Godfrey not to use this phrase again, as it might be considered disparaging by members from other countries.