Sentence examples for consider this passage from inspiring English sources

Consider this passage from Mr. Quayle's book: "The vice presidency isn't an office you can campaign for," he said.

Consider this passage from "The Eccentric Seclusion of the Old Lady": We were walking along a lonely terrace in Brompton together.

Consider this passage, part of a conversation with one religious extremist: American culture, he tells her, "is absolutely destroyed by Afro-Americanism.

If that sounds like science fiction, consider this passage: "We know from history that every medium -- air, land and sea -- has seen conflict.

Consider this passage from Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion in United States v. Windsor, striking down the Defense of Marriage Act.

As evidence, consider this passage:Krugman's suggestion that the government could take over the banking system is deeply impractical, Obama aides say.

It is worth considering this passage here (albeit anachronistically) primarily because Darwin lays bare the true significance of what he, in "February 1835," says is Lyell's notion that species have deaths as well as do individuals.

Consider this racy passage, about the romantic adventures of Dorothy May Rodgers, Philadelphia's "Bobbed-Hair Bandit": Paul and Dorothy stayed in bed until 1 p.m. the next afternoon.

Consider this half-page passage about clouds bunching over the ocean: "I knew, watching them, that if in any given moment a measurement could be made it would show how tentative was my mind's mastery over my heart.

Whilst it remains formally possible that this variation reflects changes during in vitro passage, we consider this unlikely due to the stability of this species both in the laboratory and in the natural population.

This may have led to some contamination by fibers of passage, but we consider this unlikely to be a major confound (see the Discussion section).