Sentence examples similar to I considered wanting from inspiring English sources

If I intend to do y must it be the case that I, all things considered, want y to come about; or merely that I all things considered want to do y?

I considered Paris, which wants only for innovation, not for transcendence, but it seemed too familiar.

On my way to work today I considered what I want from visibility.

Rather than choosing carelessly and based on what I could afford, I considered what I really wanted and why.

And for the first time, I considered that I might want to stop.

I consider this explanation wanting.

"Anything you want to know about your nation before you sign on?" I considered all the things I wanted to know about Belgium.

Yet when I consider what I want from a college education, George Washington is best suited to my interests.

The real question is: what should I consider when I want to get a new ceiling fan?

I never considered actors; I wanted people who really came from this milieu.

"We don't only want to engage Park Slope and Williamsburg and Dumbo and places that might be considered — I want to phrase this carefully — places that might, um, already benefit from these rich communities of literature," she said.