Sentence examples for consider this language from inspiring English sources

Consider this language: Killing Bin Laden "is a testament to the greatness of our country and the determination of the American people".

Consider this language from the listing for 106 East 71st Street, a 17-room town house with over 10,000 square feet, on the market for almost $29 million: "For service, there is a separate entrance leading to the garden level consisting of two staff rooms, staff bath, laundry room and multiple rooms for storage".

Consider this language from the first of these PLRs: "A scholarship or fellowship grant represents payment for services when the grantor requires the recipient to perform services in return for the granting of the scholarship or fellowship.

A given jurisdiction may consider this language to be excessively one-sided and unenforceable.

The now-infamous final play of the game generated more than one million Tweets (and used a fair amount of colorful language — consider this your disclaimer).

First, consider, this example of the language we use to describe violence: "Women get raped and beaten up by men they know every day.

But there's another way to consider the language of this sentiment that makes the Golden Rule self-corrective: The rule states that people should treat others the way they would want to be treated.

For this, I had to consider the language of my film.

Consider the language of South Carolina's declaration of secession from the Union.

But substance aside, just consider the language these NBA journalists employ—"Greed".

If you are going to move somewhere, make sure to consider the language barrier.