Sentence examples for most observers consider from inspiring English sources
Most observers consider him to be one of the reformers.
A remarkable season, and most observers consider it the second-greatest in the modern history of the men's game second only to Rod Laver's accomplishing the Grand Slam in 1969, something that no other Open-era men's player has done.
A remarkable season, and most observers consider it the second-greatest in the modern history of the men's game — second only to Rod Laver's accomplishing the Grand Slam in 1969, something that no other Open-era men's player has done.
Most observers consider the M.V.P. to be the player who most influences a division or postseason race, à la Jason Giambi with the Oakland Athletics in 2000, or the best player on the best team, à la Ichiro Suzuki with the Seattle Mariners in 2001.
Still, what most observers consider the best backcourt in the nation will drive the Wildcats -- Gardner, the unquestioned floor leader with the great vision and fearless jump shot, and Gilbert Arenas, the smooth 6-foot-3-inch slasher who can deflate a defense with a penetrating cross-over dribble.
But most observers consider the most contentious plank of potential reform to be a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements (the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats will reportedly insist on including such a path in any comprehensive reform bill).
Most observers considered those links to be modest and uncompromising.
Mr. Karimov stole the 1991 election, it adds, which "most observers considered neither free nor fair".
A series of prime ministers, named by the president, had been sacked by the legislature in what most observers considered an excessive exercise of its power.
When the patriotic Chinese war movie The Hundred Regiments Offensive outperformed Hollywood blockbuster Terminator: Genisys in the world's most populous nation, most observers considered the feat just another example of the growing strength of locally produced films.
Most observers considered ETA to be in terminal decline, weakened by police operations and growing pressure from its political wing to abandon violence, a necessary precondition for any political future for the group.
