Sentence examples for personally consider from inspiring English sources

Instead of taking it personally, consider the other person's perspective and challenges.

I personally consider myself a business person who happens to be in technology.

Chris – an old friend who I personally consider to be a smart, normal person – has a penchant for what most would call conspiracy theories, and would like to see the name ditched altogether.

"But I personally consider both of them terrorist groups".

"I personally consider it to be a racist approach," he said.

The amendment adds: "People of all faiths, or of none, have the right to dress as they personally consider appropriate".

He tried to return the reporters to what he, personally, considered the "real issue": leakers.

When Egypt's culture minister casually told an interviewer that he personally considered veiling a backward practice, the ensuing public outcry forced him to recant.

Ghassan Khatib, spokesman for the Palestinian Authority, said by telephone that he personally considered it inappropriate to name a street after someone like Mr. Ayyash.

Tony Blair, too keen to do what he personally considered the right thing, so over-egged his Iraq invasion pudding that his reputation never recovered.

He repeatedly declined to tell the Commons home affairs committee what he personally considered a "reasonable" wait, but said he believed the public generally accepted a 25-minute target.