Sentence examples for attentively considered from inspiring English sources

The prisoners having been brought before this court on a writ of habeas corpus, and the testimony on which they were committed having been fully examined and attentively considered, the court is now to declare the law upon their case.

As for the torso, or mutilated trunk of a statue, which is called the School of Michael Angelo,d I had not time to consider it attentively; nor taste enough to perceive its beauties at first sight.

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Stokowski lent his ear attentively to an orchestra's recording on the new device, but soon the "hill and dale" perfect recording began to provide what he considered imperfections on the part of the musicians.

Taken together, these results show that where self-report is used as a measure of maternal responsiveness, teen mothers are no different in responsiveness than adult mothers; however, where physiological and interactional measures of responsiveness are considered, teen mothers are less likely to show heightened or selective responses to infant cries or respond 'attentively' to the infant.

At this point we marched around the yard attentively, and I could tell from her remarks, and from how she laughed seriously, that I would not need to worry too much about her as if I'd considered all of the pitfalls and avoided them.

We therefore considered these factors and how they related to the identified target behaviors, in order to decide what support/tools potential users would need to eat more attentively.

"[Bullet Five on the negotiating document] is entitled, 'Appropriately handling the ZTE case to secure global supply chain.'" "Having noted China's great concern about the case of ZTE, the U.S. will listen attentively to ZTE's plea, consider the progress and efforts ZTE has made in compliance management and announce adjustment to the export ban," the document states.

"Having noted China's great concern about the case of ZTE, the U.S. will listen attentively to ZTE's plea, consider the progress and efforts ZTE has made in compliance management and announce adjustment to the export ban," the document states.

I ask you, Mr. President, once more to consider our proposals very attentively and to give us an answer point by point.

The defendant, however, has a right to the opinion of every court as to the propriety of his imprisonment, and therefore we have thought it proper to examine attentively the provisions of the statute, without considering ourselves as concluded by these decisions.' Ex parte Partington, supra, 13 M. & W., at 683—684, 153 Eng.