Sentence examples for consider a lone from inspiring English sources

One that fits into the general scheme of this article is to think of the A−H unit as being composed of an A atomic orbital and a hydrogen 1s orbital and to consider a lone pair of electrons on B as occupying a B orbital.

Does he want to be considered a lone wolf, a martyr?

"Lots of times, I was considered a lone voice," Goldberg said.

The alleged MLK Day parade bomber, Kevin William Harpham, may or may not have consider himself a lone wolf if, as he is accused, he put together a backpack bomb laden with shrapnel dipped in rat poison to induce bleeding and placed it on the route of the parade.

He was considered a political lone wolf, eschewing Democratic Party gatherings in the city and at times defying party leadership in Sacramento.

The lone candidate for a U.S House seat the Democrats consider a prime pickup opportunity for the midterms is ending his congressional bid.

The lone candidate for a U.S House seat out of California that the Democrats consider a prime pickup opportunity for the midterms is ending his congressional bid.

A lone juror prevented the panel from coming to a consensus, claiming that he could not "with good conscience consider a guilty verdict".

Yet we consider each one a lone gunman, as it were, engaging in scant analysis of the shared factors of gender, race, and culture.

When you see a lone survivor, charge.

As the Empire's lone self-governing colony, Southern Rhodesia was considered a sui generis case, almost on a par with a dominion.