Sentence examples for consider quite from inspiring English sources

That's something I think,  personally, we'd like to consider quite seriously".

"Some people understood our desire to play with certain signifiers... but I didn't consider quite how much we would bother some people," Ezra admits.

We raised what I would consider quite a large sum of money, but we have not even scratched the surface of wealth in this community".

In our painful transition toward a state of affairs that most people in the West consider quite natural, Western countries can indeed help us most of all by helping the Soviet Union on its way to democracy.

The outlines of this phenomenon have become so familiar that only rarely does anyone stand back and consider quite how astonishing it all is, and the extent to which the consequences have permeated every aspect of British life.

A global rise in average temperature of 4C or more by the end of this century, which many scientists now consider quite likely, will lead to a disruption of the biosphere.

They were considered quite scandalous.

"It's considered quite an honor," Mr. Abu Ghosh said.

Which would have been considered quite humorous in premodern France.

In fact, they're deeply unpopular, and considered quite radical".

She had been wearing pants, then considered quite unladylike, since the 1930's.