Sentence examples for considerable as she from inspiring English sources

The young woman's trauma was considerable, as she and her sibling felt they were the unwanted sex – but that was of no consideration to her father.

But the prize is considerable: as well as fame, the winner receives £5,000, which is 10 times the average salary.

But the technical demands are considerable as well, and Jonathan Biss negotiated its thickets with energy and clarity.

The impact of precipitation on DOC fluxes is considerable as well.

The impact of The Ego and Its Own on these left-Hegelian circles was considerable as well as unexpected.

But the upside of this new strategy is considerable as well.

Shirley's loss of her DLA caused considerable stress as she embarked on yet another appeal.

This first act is virtually a set-piece on its own, and Lynne Parker's direction has both style and considerable substance as she divines the unfinished nuances of caution, dishonesty, sexuality.

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Although the novel's scope is large and Drabble's descriptive powers are as considerable as ever -- she keeps pulling back the focus, so that we end up with an aerial view of a landscape that includes the sagas of Bessie's daughter, Christie, and her granddaughter, Faro -- she hasn't been able to see her way clear to rendering her main character with her usual conviction.

Eleanor thinks of this as a good omen for a journey about which she has considerable misgivings, and as she drives on, the little old lady is woven into her fantasies.