Sentence examples for consider it really from inspiring English sources

Some consider it really no big deal, and for some, like me, the word gets caught in their throats, rattles their nerves, and puts them back in the shoes they wore the first time they ever felt it in their gut.

Regarding post-test counseling, some providers report that during campaigns, they take less time than usual for HIV-negative people, and a few clients deplore the shortened contact: 'During campaign, I think, it is short… I do not consider it really as a counseling after testing'.

"Masquerade" contains a great deal of black social comedy; a running theme is Tivadar's efforts to convince his recalcitrant mother-in-law that, all things considered, it really would be best if she stopped regarding the occupation as a personal insult.

"We've definitely got other sites around the town, so yes, we are considering it really, because they make a statement and they're just very nice to look at".

"I never even considered it really an option back then.

He's measured, polite almost to a fault; when you ask a question, he considers it, really, before saying what he thinks.

In regard to the music, EGM considered it "really good with some excellent remixes of the old F-Zero tunes", while CVG called the music dreadful.

"A pipe dream might be too strong, but I would just consider it a really bad investment".

New Museum Block Party (Saturday) You could consider it a really big public-art installation: the New Museum usually has more than a thousand visitors at its annual block party, and many will be creating art as well as viewing it.

"In a nutshell, my goal was to make it feel like if Apple built a Reddit app, so I'd consider it a really great first class citizen of iOS".

But most of us consider it to be really, really slow.