Sentence examples for I usually consider from inspiring English sources

I usually consider first the relevance to my own expertise.

I usually consider each project as a separate piece of work which is always linked through to the wider context of my practice.

He had a maternal tone and the touch of an experienced nurse, and though I usually consider myself too progressive to just assume a person's sexual orientation, I unquestioningly accepted my presumptions of Ed's same-sex inclinations.

Now, truth be told, I usually consider myself a fan, although there have been plenty of times that things that he has said, make me angry, trigger the hell out of me, and that I also disagree with.

In Check phase, it usually considers startup financial performance.

Understand that I would usually consider it distasteful to list my achievements like this, but am finding that modesty is becoming an obsolete quality in today's labour market.

And even missing my siblings' school functions, functions that I would usually consider ridiculous (my 8-year-old sister is extremely proud at having finished fifth in the 100 meter race at school), feel like I am missing out on watching my family grow up. .

"I don't usually consider guys that are younger than me so let's just be friends," was her response to his invitation.

The Department of Justice doesn't usually consider nationalism arguments when considering proposed mergers.

In fact, places that we usually consider chains may also be considered hubs.

They also usually consider other evidence inadmissible if it was gained through a process of coercion.