Sentence examples for and trying to consider from inspiring English sources

When making a playlist, and trying to consider songs, it is usual to instantly think of your favourite songs.

Some participants felt that authors shouldn't campaign for their own books, he agrees, citing a division among those voting between "those that had followed the process since the beginning and tried to consider most of the books on the list, and those that were voting for their friend or because of a passionate attachment to just one book".

But I don't want my friends to feel stifled around me, so I imagine that I am someone who has these same choices, and try to consider them thoughtfully.

Let's ignore Trump's gross exaggeration of what's happening to health insurance premiums and the fact that the insurance regime he's describing sounds an awful lot like the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, and try to consider what he's proposing to do.

So now that the reflexive PMC und Drang, to coin a phrase, has died down a bit, it is a good time to take a step back, draw a breath, and try to consider some the pros and cons of this latest development.

Physicians often rate patients' health status differently than do patients, and it is already widely recognized that physicians should listen to and try to consider the values of their patients [ 15].

Take your time and try to consider everyone.

Calm them down, and try to consider another option.

Many efforts are spent to harmonize and optimize the aircraft design trying to consider all disciplines together with the same level of detail.

"We're trying to consider it all.

From the beginning we wondered how far we should allow ourselves to be swayed by our own likes and dislikes, or whether to assess each book on more objective criteria such as quality of writing, structure and substance, and to try to consider how far it succeeded on its own terms – even if, as one member of the group put it, the subject matter was "not [our] bag".