Examples of using "Considera" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you consider yourself beautiful?
Tom considers himself good-looking.
He considers himself ill.
Do you consider yourself as a dangerous guy?
Do you consider yourself wise, Caty?
Tom doesn't consider that cheating.
He looks upon his work as a game.
He considers him to be an honest man.
The police consider Tom a suspect.
Read whatever books you think proper.
No one thinks Tom is worthy of praise.
No one thinks Mary is worthy of praise.
Decide for yourself what you think is normal.
- Tom considers himself to be a citizen of the world.
- Tom regards himself as a world citizen.
He considers himself the center of the universe.
The coach considers Bob a good player.
whatever version you consider success,
Mary believes that Latin is not a dead language.
Most people consider murder wrong.
Still, many people consider Zamboanga as the City of Flowers.
Tom thinks he's God's gift to women.
he always finds himself an investor in all of his business.
He never takes into account the fact that I am very busy.
If you consider yourself an Ossetian, you must learn your mother language.
The conquered are always wrong. History considers nothing but their defeat.
And experts say this creeping killer may be aggressive, but it does not regard humans as prey.
The project is well-planned and interesting, but its immediate impact on the bottom line is not considered substantial.
The whole nature, even in what is considered unsightly, is, for those who feel, who are sincerely moved, a source of eternal and ever new beauty.
Literal translations can be misleading. For example, when a Russian says "тоска зелёная", he does not mean that "nostalgia is green", but, in fact, that he considers, or considered, something tedious or boring.
In modern professional tennis, winning a big tournament is considered a greater achievement than winning several smaller tournaments of the same combined value. Hence, top players typically concentrate on bigger tournaments and only play a few smaller ones in between. Consequently, top players play and win fewer matches than before. Since Ivan Lendl won 106 out of 115 matches he played in 1982, nobody won more than 90 matches in a single season, except Roger Federer, who went 92-5 in 2006.