Sentence examples for would really consider from inspiring English sources

I'm not what you would really consider an Apple fanboy.

"The result may be that funds that we would really consider within the sweet spot of what people have historically considered venture capital wouldn't qualify".

Of course, no one would really consider that news.

No one would really consider these immigrant women who work at salons all day to be highly creative beings in the New York art scene.

But after awhile, this starts to add up and before you know it, you've got over 1,000 so-called "friends" on Facebook, though you'd really consider most of them acquaintances--if even that.

But if he doesn't, would Republicans really consider nominating someone who is so deeply unpopular among his own constituents?

A kitchen top may be stainless after using water and an E-cloth – but would you really consider it clean?

No sooner had he uttered that phrase than he took it back, desperate to clarify that he was joking — that he would never really consider something so, well, vain.

"I wouldn't really consider ourselves a customer," snarls a top Broadcast.com executive.

There's no Xbox Live or PSN you can point to, downloadable content is rare (excepting the Virtual Console, which I wouldn't really consider DLC in the traditional sense of the phrase), and there's no emphasis on "extra" features, like Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

And most of them wouldn't really consider them compromises.