Sentence examples for Consider deeply from inspiring English sources

It's an ideological dispute in which a relatively small band of Republicans in particular is unwilling to compromise on what they consider deeply held principles.

Too much is at stake for us not to consider deeply the choice we must make for our Party and our country.

"Users of these services may routinely share risqué photos, checklists of sexual preferences, and patterns of romantic activity that they consider deeply personal.

His home is in Qiryat Malachi, about 30 miles south of Tel Aviv, one of the working-class "development towns" that many prosperous Israelis consider deeply unfashionable.

The achievement of toleration in any given realm of society, then, involves a willingness on the part of individuals or governments to provide protections for unpopular groups, even groups they themselves might consider deeply mistaken.

Those who had their homes flooded or were forced to wade waist-deep to seek drier ground will not have had time to make immediate comparisons, nor consider deeply whether it is all down to climate change.

The church must consider deeply-seated homosexual tendencies on an individual basis.

It was admired, but also considered deeply provocative.

But almost a decade after the statute of limitations expired it is still considered deeply insulting.

Finally Morris designs were available at affordable prices, but by now were considered deeply unfashionable.

Among Japan's neighbors and around the world, Mr. Hashimoto's comments were considered deeply disturbing.