Sentence examples for of are considering from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the lure of colloquial usage leads us to use "who" when "whom" is correct: "Administration officials will not say who they are considering for the post" [make it "whom," the object of "are considering"].

"I'm terrified of being considered crazy," he said.

After all those years of being considered junior players?

Mr. Fortuño also runs the risk of being considered out of touch.

Instead of being considered as employees, Uber drivers are considered "partners".

Not quite, I hear he is quite sick of being considered average there.

But to varying degrees they are also wary of being considered a niche show.

A young woman who proposes condom use, for example, runs the risk of being considered 'loose'loose

Many black Britons will acknowledge the irritation of being considered "aggressive" by their white colleagues.

Moreover, I had the privilege of being considered a patient's dedicated doctor.

There are only a few groups that have the dubious honour of being considered to be both threatening and incompetent.