Sentence examples for were always considered from inspiring English sources

But we discovered that we were always considered the enemy".

"Travel posters were always considered common," said Nicholas Lowry, the director of Swann's poster department.

The city and, by connection, Long Island, were always considered by truck drivers as places to be avoided.

Men were always considered legitimate targets, and Muslim armies sometimes slaughtered them just as Muslims could be slaughtered by their enemies.

"Jellied eels were always considered a regional dish, much like haggis is to Scotland, mushy peas are to northern England and laver bread is to Wales".

"In New York, we were always considered to be 'out in Queens somewhere.' After MOMA moved, that is no longer the case".

"My music was always considered difficult.

Kanter's eligibility was always considered a long shot.

Two blocks south of the Prospect Expressway was always considered Sunset Park.

France was always considered to be a country that safeguards individual freedoms and rights.

Relative wind is always considered to be in parallel and opposite direction to the flight path.