Sentence examples for was considered far from inspiring English sources

Her given name, Caryn Johnson, was considered far too plain for the industry, at any rate.

Henry III, who was considered far too tolerant toward the Huguenots, was an object of attack.

In the Philippines, America was considered far too friendly to the kleptocratic and ruthless Ferdinand Marcos.

Marty Bergen was considered far more talented than Bill, but his mental instability had been apparent his entire career.

Processing food, on the other hand, lowered the perceived maleness of food; chicken salad was considered far less male than broiled chicken.

"It was bad enough that I was American, but it was considered far worse that my mother was Texan," he said.

Lou Leonard of the World Wildlife Fund says work by Purvis and others helped brighten up what he calls "the darker days" of the Bush Administration, when the idea of the White House ever agreeing to an international deal was considered far-fetched.

It would have been considered far too depressing.

Cats and other household pets are considered far differently.

A special election for an Assembly seat in the Bronx is considered far less competitive.

Political battles for popular loyalty should thus be considered far more important than military struggles.