Sentence examples for be considered telling from inspiring English sources
They were understandably concerned that if evidence of their sexual orientation came up in papers filed in their divorce case, that might be considered "telling" their sexual orientation, breaking the invisibility law -- and they'd lose their jobs and their ability to support their children as the perverse consequence of trying to maintain contact with them.
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Her solicitor Robert Brown yesterday indicated an appeal was still being considered, telling BBC Radio 4's Today that a decision would await examination of the full transcripts of the retrial.
He looked at me questioningly, and said that he'd been considering telling her about the other children after she'd given birth.
"To provide a bit more jolt, I said that I am considering telling the president that I believe Iran is, in fact, waging war on the United States in Iraq," General Petraeus wrote to Mr. Gates, recounting the response he had told Mr. Waeli to convey to General Suleimani.
Some states are considering telling the poor-paying companies to pick up the tab instead.
I was considering telling him he should start investing his time in modeling because he's really good at it ― definitely better than I am!" Kendel told The Huffington Post in an email.
If you are considering telling a secret, write down a list of pros and cons to telling.[5] This can help you make a well-reasoned decision.
I took very little time to actually think about what I was considering, told myself I was crazy and signed up right on the spot anyway.
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