Sentence examples for considerations of what from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare, going beyond considerations of what is merely achievable, demanded the superhuman.

We're not subject to the same considerations of what should Congress give and what should it not".

Because they wear the robes of French lawyers, they immediately recall the drawings of Daumier and distract one with considerations of what a superb artist Daumier was.

He hoped someone staring at the complex shards might "allow the color to open up other ideas of possibilities or considerations of what might be going on in their life," he said.

This is clear and unequivocal and places Justice Thomas squarely in a philosophical tradition that begins with Kant's insistence that questions of justice turn only on abstract considerations of what is right rather than on the calculation of (someone's) preferred outcomes.

The chapters alternate between entertaining set pieces — peeking into Madonna's bathroom, being given Velveeta cheese by Dolly Parton Dunnn still has it in her freezer), turning down a rocker's offer of heroin — and considerations of what it means to be an aging rock chick.

It was a consideration of what a nation is.

This remarkable achievement invites consideration of what underlies it.

Their conclusions aren't based on any consideration of what's actually in these movies.

To understand why takes a little consideration of what we really mean by the word "myth".

There was not much consideration of what a positive, post-Donovan vision of the USA team might look like.