Sentence examples similar to consider I know from inspiring English sources

Eating meat is not a deal-breaker for me – considering I know only one vegan man (a former teacher), this would be ridiculous – but in past relationships it has gnawed at me.

"I became really interested in the question of why anyone would use those models, considering I knew what all the problems were with them, and I was developing them as an abstract scientific activity," he says.

Consider someone I know -- Martez Moore.

When I consider this, I know without a doubt I wouldn't trade my life for anyone else's.

They helped me to survive and now, when I consider familia, I know it means to love the ones close to you.

But it's kind of odd considering that I know people who have had innocuous stuff confiscated for no good reason.

At least, your chances of being a Star Wars fan are very high, considering what I know about our lovely TechCrunch readership.

Though Jenner hasn't had the hardest life, she nevertheless faced down some mighty demons and did so with good humor, all things considered ("if I know anything about myself," she quips slyly, "it's that the legs work").

Two broad questions are considered: (i) what do we know about the social determinants of women's health?

"I was really genuinely and unnaturally mournful, considering I didn't know her," Ms. Taylor said.

Sheryl Sandberg: Ways you could avoid it being seen because it was considered — I don't know anyone who answers a call that doesn't have caller ID now because it's not considered a violation of that privacy.