Sentence examples for that considered him from inspiring English sources

Having spent so many years protecting the image of Harry Potter, he felt unknown by the same public that considered him an intimate part of their childhoods.

The album is likely to turn off hardcore fans that considered him a living heir to the outlaw brand of Haggard and Jennings.

Such successes led to him being chosen to replace Larry King on CNN, an appointment which stunned those parts of the British media establishment that considered him a lightweight.

It was only in his later years, when he was playing for largely white audiences that considered him a carrier of the deepest Delta blues tradition, that he came onstage in street clothes.

But Bryza remains deeply proud of his tenure, and says he faced as much, if not more, pressure from Azeri government agencies that considered him too aggressive in challenging the regime on human rights and free expression.

Ancient testimonies are, however, divided between those that classify him as a Platonist philosopher (Porphyry, Life of Plot. 14.12, Eusebius, Prep. Ev. XI.21.7) and those that consider him a Pythagorean (Origen, Against Celsus I.15, VI.51, V.38 frs. 1b 1c, 53, Porphyry, Ad Gaurum 34.20 35.2; fr. 36, Calcidius, In Timaeum 297.8 Waszink; fr. 52.2).

Noting that she considered him "an ally and a dear friend," she added that she and Mr. Kennedy had found "our common ground in stem cell research".

Better to call attention to itself by waging a public crusade against any team that considers signing him.

We always knew that he considered him special.

Two years into his job at The Atlantic, he found out that Pauline considered him an imitator.

Informed that Goffin considered him his idol, Federer, who will turn 31 in August, looked slightly sheepish.