Sentence examples for sort of consider from inspiring English sources

"I sort of consider it gambling," she said.

"I sort of consider it almost a second office".

He added: "As much as we love playing rugby and we'd all play it for the fun of it, it's our job and you have to sort of consider, not just this year, but you work in two or three-year cycles in rugby and you have to consider where you're going to be in two or three years time".

"There's been an old school way -- I sort of consider it a 'Mad Men' way -- of how you market candidates to voters.

It's easier in a way to be a character actor, to be sort of considered unprepossessing.

He was not left in peace often enough to perform in that sort of considered manner but Carrick did stand in the centre of a back three.

Gone is the slow old letter — itself a monologue, a sort of considered performance of best self — and in its place is the e-mail, the text, the SMS, the tweet.

Penny blogs about her 'holiday boyfriend' and everything is perfect... well sort of, considering the fact that she still has to leave and Elliot is becoming more and more distant.

That was just sort of considered part of his charm.

"In film and television, people who were puppeteers were just sort of considered part of the prop [department].

I just wanted there to be at least one blog post on the Internet that sort of considered those matters worthy of discussion, okay?