Sentence examples for which considers itself from inspiring English sources

Bannon's presence on the council, which considers itself above partisan politics, was considered troubling to those aligned with McMaster.

It is difficult to understand why the army, which considers itself the guardian of the state, would think that crushing the Brotherhood could benefit the country.

The Assad regime is dominated by members of the Alawite sect, which considers itself an offshoot of Shia Islam, the religion of Hezbollah (and of the Iranian regime).

The kingdom, which considers itself the heart of Sunni Muslim orthodoxy, is also deeply worried, even obsessed, by the threat posed by Shiite Muslim Iran across the Gulf.

The Syrian government demanded that Hamas profess loyalty to it, but Hamas, which considers itself a popular movement, has demurred, threatening its Syrian ties.

Even South Africa, which considers itself to be the "S" in BRICs, seems sluggish and hidebound next to the gazelles to its north.Now it is Brazil's turn.

That storm stopped what seemed to be an inexorable rise for Galveston, which considered itself a rival to New Orleans.

Petitioner appealed his conviction to the California District Court of Appeal which, considering itself bound by our holding and opinion in Preston v. United States, 376 U.S. 364, 84 S.Ct.

Westerners made hazardous journeys to obtain prized commodities — porcelain, tea, silk — from the Middle Kingdom, which considered itself the center of the world.

Unlike San Francisco, which considered itself the cultural capital of the West, L.A. had no significant art museum, few galleries, and only a handful of people who would even think of buying contemporary art.

About sixteen thousand children went to the schools in the East Texas city of Tyler, which considered itself the rose-growing capital of America and was named for John Tyler, the President of the United States who had pushed for the annexation of Texas in 1844, which led to a war with Mexico in 1846.