Sentence examples for consider opposing from inspiring English sources

This week, he held a two-day hearing to consider opposing arguments about how much of his inquiry should be held in private.

They exhort us not to speak (or even think) rationally, and to them the ability to consider opposing views is a sign of weakness.

As many as four Socialists in Parliament have said they will consider opposing the measures, including one who opposes the planned privatization of the water utility of Thessaloniki, in her district.

One serious problem is that the TPP is not likely to include rules on currency, which is leading lawmakers from both parties to consider opposing the agreement.

Begin to consider opposing viewpoints when thinking about your essay.

Envious of Netanyahu's appeal, Sharon considered opposing him in the first direct election for prime minister in May 1996.

On Ms. Gillibrand, whom she once considered opposing for office: "I don't agree with her on anything".

• They will have no favored status, Auriemma said, because he also considers opposing contemporary stars — Candace Parker, Seimone Augustus, Tamika Catchings — to be his people.

So, for instance, when she considers opposing views of women she sets John Stuart Mill against the Prophet Muhammad: "Mill considered his wife an intellectual equal; Muhammad was a polygamist and wrote that men have authority over women".

What is interesting, beyond the haunting, complicated beauty and precision of these images, is Mr. Epstein's ability to merge what have long been considered opposing terms: photo-conceptualism and so-called documentary photography.

Cuomo's first three years in Albany left the W.F.P. deeply dissatisfied, but what raised its dissatisfaction from grumbling about him to actively considering opposing him was a Siena poll released in April.