Sentence examples for she considered so from inspiring English sources

He and Fuller had met by chance, in St. Peter's Square, and embarked on a romance that even she considered "so every way unfit".

Kathleen Richter of Ms. believed that Friendship Is Magic did little to change the nature of older animations for girls, which she considered "so sexist and racist and heteronormative".

Now, she plans to focus on those creative jobs she considers so critical.

She was unfailingly prompt for the 7 30 a.m. meeting she ran; she was considered so knowledgeable that traders from other groups would show up for that meeting to gauge her insights into the market.

With eyebrows veering to meet in the middle, a mustache, and a heavy-set figure, she was considered so desirable that 13 men supposedly committed suicide after she rejected them.

It stated: "It has been ascertained that for some time, the British government has known that the Duchess of Windsor was exceedingly pro-German in her sympathies and connections and there is strong reason to believe that this is the reason why she was considered so obnoxious to the British government that they refused to permit Edward to marry her and maintain the throne.

The information she provided was considered so valuable that it went to top policy makers at the White House, including several presidents, officials said.

"She was really nervous because Nicholson was going on first, and she said he was considered so much more modern than she was," Mr. Lambert recalled.

"I certainly am saddened, and I'm sorry that I have been part of something that was considered so damaging," she said, bouncing her son on her knee as she acknowledged her ties to M.R.T.A., now a thoroughly marginalized group.

'Being Mexican was considered so uncool,' she said last month.

"This is some of the material considered so inflammatory she remains incarcerated," said Rowling.