Sentence examples for considered appealing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lipsky said that he was once asked whether he had considered appealing to a wider audience.

The lawyer said the tribes had considered appealing to the Supreme Court but worried they would lose and extend the precedent to the rest of the country.

The papers show that the prime minister, Edward Heath, was deeply reluctant to call in unarmed troops to break Mr Scargill's pickets and instead considered appealing for civilian volunteers.

Many dispute the notion that Korean plastic surgery today emulates a Western aesthetic, pointing out, for example, that big eyes are universally considered appealing and that pale skin connotes affluence.

Ms. Galusha-Wild told the broker that she wanted something quickly, that she wanted to buy rather than rent, and that she wanted something in a Manhattan school district she considered appealing for her son.

A 2011 review by Electrical Safety Council warned: "The hair straightener [may not be] shaped or decorated like a toy... nevertheless, the brightly coloured enclosure might still be considered appealing as a plaything by young children".

His lawyer said on Tuesday that he was considering appealing the conviction and had filed a notice of intent to appeal with the court.

BT is considering appealing against the ruling.

"We are considering appealing that," he said.

Many disappointed parents will be considering appealing.

Wilkinson has said she is considering appealing against the ruling.