Sentence examples for and considered more from inspiring English sources

Three of his older brothers — by the king's first wife — were better known and considered more accomplished.

It's a bit quirkier and narrower than the original 18, and considered more difficult, but it is just as memorable.

It hardly seemed a burst of youthful vigor from a writer who, though highly esteemed within the profession, was largely unknown and considered more promising than accomplished.

It was founded in 1857 in Boston, and its first editors conceived of it in part as the more coolheaded Yankee antidote to the racier intellectual journals coming out of New York, like Harper's Magazine, founded the same year and considered more avant-garde.

As a conclusion, I would like to mention some topics which should be discussed and considered more in the future.

And there is, of course, content that one might wish Voss had included as she recognizes in her introduction, Darwin created, collected, and considered more pictures than any monograph could possibly recount.

We may have to think differently about the American Dream and consider more development of apartments.

Then he said O.W.S. was directly reprogramming the culture of New York City, looking for revitalized neighborhood models, and considering more extreme nonviolent actions to affect how the city functions.

It leads them to generate and consider more constraints linked to the prescribed ones (provided in the schedule of conditions).

However, we perform experiments on empirical datasets from online collaboration systems and consider more than two opinion states.

For this reason we need to turn to the necessity argument and consider more carefully what role it plays in Hume's compatibilist strategy.