Sentence examples for all things considered with from inspiring English sources

All things considered with this convention's last night, it might be just as well everyone forgets he was there.

It's a lot like good radio, specifically National Public Radio's "All Things Considered," with its wide-ranging subject matter and styles.

Britain is pretty poorly off for butterflies, all things considered, with a measly 58 breeding species: cross the Channel and you'll find nearly five times as many.

The divide between culture and information appeared prominently in a 1993 study establishing the affinity -- that is, the demographic similarity -- of the audience for "All Things Considered" with the listenership for NPR's 71 nationally syndicated shows.

All things considered, with the exception of Sacha Baron Cohen, already lined up to play the late Freddie Mercury in the biopic, Adam Lambert – American Idol runner-up and the first openly gay artist to have a Billboard No 1 album – is the perfect fit as Mercury's replacement, much better suited than the previous stand-in Paul Rodgers, who brought too much historical baggage of his own.

I've learned that a career will often resemble the much-derided pace of a typical baseball game: pretty slow, all things considered, with occasional bursts of intense excitement.

The head of Caltech's public relations department from 1986 until 2009, he used his media contacts to try to educate the public and raise funds for research with appearances on NBC's "Today" show, NPR's "All Things Considered" and with other news organizations.

Only 12% believe the year ahead will be worse, all things considered, compared with 44% who think it will be better (and 44% who reckon it will be about the same).

I have argued that the best explanation for some of the behaviour of addicts postulates oscillation between all things considered judgments with conflicting contents.

Job satisfaction is measured by two items of the Netherlands Working Conditions Survey 2010 [ 62]: to what extent are you, all things considered, satisfied with (1) your job, and (2) your working conditions?

Don't you think that, all things considered, an agreement with Iran would be better for the Middle East?