Sentence examples for considered it all from inspiring English sources

"All of my stuff, I considered it all an experiment that went on too long".

Later an exhausted Mr. Moran sucked on one of his ever-present cigarettes and considered it all.

"I consider it all nonsense," he said.

"We're trying to consider it all.

On some level, James must consider it all rather comical and twisted and sad.

"Or a little bit more space to consider it all when you got home.

I'd seen pictures, but when I got there I had to consider it all over again".

Moorcock considers it all rank hypocrisy, noting that at the time Smiths was perfectly happy to distribute actual soft porn.

He considers it all for a second, before breaking out into one of his trademark throaty laughs.

Mr. McCaughey seemed to consider it all nonsense — all this fuss and attention about what he does.

It would raise the far more awkward question of whether we now consider it all right to lock up journalists as spies.