Sentence examples for they considered no from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wilson saw the work as being about people with light skin "passing for white" as they moved north after the Civil War, and he recalled that some docents at the museum were complaining about having to lecture on the subject, which they considered no longer relevant.

They consider no socialist country their role model, oppose pro-democracy students and accuse them of trying to reform a system that cannot be reformed.

Finally, these models lack practicability because they consider no minimum transaction lots.

This irritates them because they consider "no-shows" to signal a lack of respect towards them.

They may have political objectives but within their own societies they are considered no more than criminal.

Thus, they were not pivotal to understanding the first steps of GO evolution in Hymenoptera, and they were considered no further.

By this point in the story Jane herself is so immersed in Jess's experience that she thinks potential transsexuals might be everywhere if the surgery were easy enough, "and they might be considered no worse than Roseanne or Burt Reynolds".

"Anything was considered, no matter how outlandish".

While Martin, for example, asserts that agnosticism entails negative atheism, many agnostics see their view as distinct from atheism, which they may consider no more justified than theism or requiring an equal conviction.

However, approximately one half (48.0 50.7%) of the medical students and professionals responded that they would consider no conviction to be adequate for CO (vs. 30.1 43.5% of the nursing students and professionals), which could indicate somewhat self-contradictory replies among the respondents.

Some villages, just north of here, are so deeply infiltrated by militants that they are already considered no-go zones by their neighbors.