Sentence examples for considering openly from inspiring English sources

The discussions achieved little, although Henry is alleged to have offered Philip that John could marry Alice instead of Richard, reflecting the rumours circulating over the summer that Henry was considering openly disinheriting Richard.

Even the gilded-age plutocrat never considered openly collecting women as a sign of power and privilege, so naturally the working man had a reasonable expectation of finding a mate.

UPDATE: This article had been revised to address the uncertain nature of "openly". Some readers consider openly to include people who are out in their personal lives but not in the workplace; other readers, and the Human Rights Campaign, count only those who publicly identify themselves as gay.

The last few weeks have featured plenty of discussion on whether NFL teams would consider openly gay college football standout Michael Sam a possible distraction and how Russia has been hosting the Winter Olympics at the same time it has increased persecution of LGBT individuals.

Both Pakistan and India have been very reluctant to consider openly any question that the LoC might be made permanent.

Yet there was very little criticism through the years when O'Reilly, Megyn Kelly and other Fox personalities made what could be considered openly racist comments.

Simulation details are introduced considering an openly accessible EEG dataset on various mental tasks.

This suggests enhanced pheromonal production in infected males, which could result in greater kairomonal aversion in mice considering the openly broadcasted nature of urinary signals.

He noted that while some congregations were open to consider hiring openly gay ministers, others were not — and each congregation is free to choose.

Proposals and thoughts that a few months ago would have been met with contempt, or dismissed as obscure or radical, are now being seriously considered and openly voiced even in mainstream media.

"The close proximity is highly relevant when you come to consider how openly these Iraqis were abused and how the shouting, bawling, screaming from that facility must have been heard by numerous soldiers and officers in that camp and yet no one appears to have raised it as a concern".