Sentence examples for consider the text from inspiring English sources

But enough of all that; let us consider the text.

Consider the text messages allegedly sent by leading manager Malky Mackay to his associate when he ruled the roost at Cardiff City.

He could have decided to more narrowly consider the text of the document, and not the statements of the President and his advisers, in which case he might not have found that the ban violated the establishment clause.

If in June it comes down to a fight between Jerusalem and War Horse, a perennial philosophical issue will arise: should voters consider the text of a play, or its entire production?

I also find that by artificially creating more "process" (retyping the whole draft from scratch, rather than simply dipping in and making selected corrections), I can force myself to consider the text more deeply.

Table 1 shows that the common works consider the text suite cost instead of the individual cost of test cases.

Consider the texts t1,…, t5 from the example 5.

A version recited by the blind priest Kakuichi and recorded by a disciple in 1371 is considered the text's definitive form.

"'After considering the text as a whole, we find that the lyrics are not acceptable within our churches.' I know this might sound strange, but in a way it made me feel very assured.

Score Considering the text in its entirety, assign: 1 for no punctuation; 2 for inadequate punctuation; 3 for partially adequate punctuation; and 4 for adequate punctuation (range=1 4).

As for Canada's reluctance to sign the UN's ATT, Hillary explained: "Canada voted in favour at the UN when first considering the text, but has yet to sign it.