Sentence examples for that still considers from inspiring English sources

For a nation that still considers itself an aquatic superpower, it was a humbling year in the water.

Will giving all the "occupied" land back satisfy a Hamas that still considers all of Israel "occupied"?

The St . LouisRams used a sixth-round draft choice on him, always an eyebrow raiser in a sport that still considers place-kickers small-boned oddities.

They prefer their heroes shaggy, punchy and paunchy, the kind who hold a mirror up to a city that still considers itself blue collar.

Young intellectual historians, scholars at the conference were quick to emphasize, have fully absorbed the lessons of the profession's increased attention to questions of race, class and gender, without losing hold of the premise that ideas matter, even in a culture that still considers "intellectual" a term of abuse.

The effort, which appears to be orchestrated with conservative politicians, retired military officers and executives, is an attempt to galvanize the support of an estimated 30percentt of the country that still considers General Pinochet a hero whose coup in 1973 overthrew President Salvador Allende Gossens, a Socialist, and saved the country from Communism.

However, those estimates are based on Hellman's early work that still considered islets as spherical [ 46].

Is that still considered extremely rare?

"The apartment cost $900,000" in 1991, she said haltingly, making it clear that she still considers that a large sum.

But Bolivia refused to take possession of land that it still considers to be rightfully that of its ancient ally, Peru.

But many Japanese are troubled that Aum still considers Mr. Asahara a "spiritual being".