Sentence examples for consider this world from inspiring English sources
I don't want her to have to face the embrasssment [sic] my actions would surely cause her.…I truly do not consider this world worth living in, and am prepared to die, and I do not want to leave her to suffer alone in it….Similar reasons provoked me to take my mother's life.
After noting that he planned to kill his wife, he wrote: I don't want her to have to face the embrasssment [sic] my actions would surely cause her.…I truly do not consider this world worth living in, and am prepared to die, and I do not want to leave her to suffer alone in it….Similar reasons provoked me to take my mother's life.
Yet despite the overwhelming sense of deja vu, consider this World Cup a knock on those doors nonetheless.
From their practice of constantly meditating on the words in the Qurʾān (the Islamic holy book) about Doomsday, the ascetics became known as "those who always weep" and those who considered this world "a hut of sorrows".
Here's something to consider this Earth Day: If the world doesn't completely bring to a halt its greenhouse gas emissions within 35 years, we could be set adrift "into completely uncharted waters" of dangerous sea level rise, heat waves and persistent drought, floods, food insecurity, and vicious disease outbreaks, which will most immediately impact the poor and vulnerable. .
Consider this: The world's top nine wheat-importers are in the Middle East: "Seven had political protests resulting in civilian deaths in 2011," said Sternberg.
Angelina Jolie plays the famously gender-bendered role originally earmarked for Tom Cruise, and here we might pause to consider this sexist world in which a similar transition would be unthinkable for The Expendables.
Some consider this the world's best mac and cheese.
It might be hard to grasp the scope of this tragedy, but consider this: the world loses 70,000 classrooms of kindergarteners every year due to this entirely preventable condition.
We are forced to seriously consider this bizarro-world, reverse-Robin-Hood scheme, one that would junk the entire federal tax code for a 9 percent flat rate on corporate earnings, personal income and retail sales, because of the astonishing news that Republicans have elevated Cain to the top of their field in three polls released over the last 48 hours.
Now consider this: If the world's permafrost thaws, as a new study warns, humanity could be saddled with a bill that adds more than $43 trillion to the already massive climate-related debt the world will rack up in the next two centuries.
