Sentence examples for were considered just from inspiring English sources

Such brief episodes of exceptional weather were considered just that: exceptional.

(In the writings of Thomas Carlyle, among others, the Irish were considered just a step above blacks).

The US-based democracy-monitoring group Freedom House rates 14 sub-Saharan African countries as 'not free' and 23 others were considered just partially free.

Until March 11, Mr. Koide had been relegated to the fringes as someone whose ideas were considered just too out of step with the mainstream.

The exuberant paintings of El Greco were considered just a little too bizarre during the 16th and early 17th centuries when that Greek-born artist was producing his haunting portraits and monumental religious paintings, mythological scenes and turbulent landscapes.

There were some statements that were inflammatory, and were considered just talk, but now we realize that talk can be taken seriously and acted upon in a violent radical way".

"It was considered just absolutely money down the drain".

"I guess those will now be considered just the basics".

"At the time, wine was considered just alcohol — it was bad for you," Mr. Sebastiani says.

Rich countries have pledged nearly $5 billion so far, but that is considered just a down payment.

But though his demeanor was quieter than his brother's, he was considered just as competitive.