Sentence examples for prefers to consider from inspiring English sources

I.S.S. generally prefers to consider materials that are publicly disclosed.

Yahoo's Tim Brown prefers to consider the lawyer who leaked Sosa's positive test to be baseball's anonymous hero.

Forward Pau Gasol apparently prefers to consider it a Kobe Bryant weakness, while Ron Artest believed the key to a turnaround was in his hairdo.

Although Unity prefers to consider itself a nonsectarian educational institution that attempts to teach religious truth, it has essentially become a denomination.

Sperber prefers to consider himself what Russell Hanson, the dean of arts and sciences, recently declared him -- a living example of what he is preaching.

Mr. Bhagwati, a professor of economics and political science at Columbia University, prefers to consider himself "a public nuisance," challenging established policies, stirring up protests and picking apart conventional beliefs.

The Coast Guard and BP prefer to consider the recent small advances -- cautiously -- as signs of hope.

He always preferred to consider himself a songwriter, rather than a composer, a word he considered pretentious.

(The N.C.A.A. counts 65 teams, including the early play-in game, but I prefer to consider that a gimmick).

His hope is that the public will tire of the subject and prefer to consider the Clinton years in terms of a booming economy.

Jefferson's admirers preferred to consider it a love affair and to see Jefferson and Hemings as America's preeminent biracial couple.