Sentence examples for considered speaking from inspiring English sources

A White House aide said that Mr. Clinton had considered speaking before one of the many foreign policy organizations here, but was worried that news of the event might leak to the news media.

The owner's wife pulled me aside and "informed" me that I should take up Portuguese if I wanted to learn my "history" because speaking Kriolu would be considered speaking "slang".

Some of the nurses, however, said that they considered speaking about death and dying confrontational and therefore difficult to initiate.

The interviewer (HS) felt that the SAs interviewees (especially those first generation participants who had migrated to the UK), considered speaking in English, as a status symbol.

Since the candidates we considered spoke some 265,472 words across all of their appearances, a computational solution is preferable.

However, that this policy was even considered speaks volumes about the influence of the ACL, who were receiving regular government briefings even ahead of the press throughout the process.

While the event may not be the most respectful backdrop for a conversation about Shakespeare's utilitarian potential, the fact that such experiments can even be considered speaks to the incredible hardiness of his work.

So you should consider speaking with her about her tone.

Mr. Granier lives in Venezuela and considers speaking up the only way forward.

Phil Reese, Sterger's manager, said that she was strongly considering speaking with N.F.L. officials.

She considers speaking in a gentler tone of voice, but decides that it's beneath her.