Sentence examples for way I consider from inspiring English sources

In a way, I consider him a very poor guy.

Along the way, I consider how scientists think about causality, issues of internal and external validity, empirical versus theoretical experimentation, and the many varieties of experimental design.

As Marianne Krahulec, a Rockette from 1966 to 1968, put it: In a small way, I consider myself part of a national landmark, a national treasure.

In a 1983 article in The New York Times, Ms. Roy explained her approach this way: "I consider that the woman delivers the baby, not a midwife or obstetrician".

There aren't many kinds of writing I haven't at least tried, and I consider myself to be musical much in the way I consider myself to be a strong swimmer.

The use of this measure in our specification raises the problem of interpersonal comparisons between people aged 50 and over ("Is the way I consider "good health" the same as you consider this health commodity?".

I began considering it the way I considered basic, everyday tasks.

"My former publishers wanted to market me in a way I considered vulgar," she said, "so I put a stop to that".

If I ever considered it, it would be in the same way I considered a Cruyff turn: a nice skill to have, for sure, but not something I thought I needed.

"My former publishers wanted to market me in a way I considered vulgar," she said, "so I put a stop to that". But she is a household name in German-speaking countries, perhaps because of that opening shot at the European conductor, but more likely because several of her books have been turned into prime-time specials for German television.

How determined I was, how I practised, the way I considered systems and other people.