This subject has been so frequently and recently before this court as not to require an extended consideration.
LONDON — There's genuine pleasure to be had when a playwright you think you know takes you somewhere else — whether you're talking Eugene O'Neill, that avatar of domestic despair and gloom, penning the comedy "Ah, Wilderness!," or Shakespeare launching his most knockabout work, "The Comedy of Errors," with an extended consideration of discord and death.
However, the absence of an extended consideration as to whether alternative rules and goals could be applied reinforces the notion that the current game is the only game, and by extension, limits the horizon of possibilities for consideration by policy makers and the wider public.
An extended consideration of Jim Carrey, including a brief consideration of his latest movie, "Yes Man," in The Atlantic.
Her extended consideration of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" is trenchant, but other attempts are underdeveloped.
In his first extended consideration of the Italian Baroque painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1573-1610), Michael Fried offers a transformative account of the artist's revolutionary achievement.
An extended consideration of the origin and purposes of these amendments would be superfluous in view of the fact that this court has had occasion to deal with those subjects in a series of cases.
Where the email encourages instantaneous replies, and therefore carelessness, the letter provides the breathing space for deep thoughts, and extended consideration, and a conversation quite unlike those we have by other means.
This has the effect of postponing the extended consideration of Nabokov's major works till the latter part of the book, so that it does not end anticlimactically with minor ones such as Look at the Harlequins! and The Original of Laura, but with Pale Fire, Lolita and Ada.
Though I didn't agree with his arguments against recent romantic comedy (and wrote a post to that effect), they made me curious to read his extended consideration of a single example of the genre, and the reading richly rewarded my curiosity.
The pilgrimage, which in medieval practice combined a fundamentally religious purpose with the secular benefit of a spring vacation, made possible extended consideration of the relationship between the pleasures and vices of this world and the spiritual aspirations for the next.
