Sentence examples for considering someone else from inspiring English sources

If there is a Game 7, Righetti said he would talk to Sanchez about making adjustments by changing speeds more, but he would not rule out the possibility of considering someone else if it turned out Sanchez was hurt.

There's growth to be had from considering someone else's position on a topic, and from understanding how little you know about the world, its issues, and its people.

Likewise, Etzion says, if someone grew up feeling "like they had no agency" or in other situations where they "weren't able to be healthily narcissistic as a child," they can experience fear and anxiety when considering someone else's emotional needs.

When considering someone else's problems, we can all easily become great philosophers and judges.

The idea is to deny Trump the required 1,237 delegates needed and force party leaders to consider someone else.

But he has also found evidence that Facebook use may be associated with increases in virtual empathy the ability to consider someone else's emotional state from a distance.

A "whole hospital" approach must be adopted across England and Wales to educate all staff, from porters to doctors, to embrace dementia care and ensure it is never considered "someone else's speciality".

MR. SPICER: Well, my only point is that as we fill a lot of vacancies at the circuit-court level all the way up and down the judiciary, there may be people that come into contact that are highly qualified for one reason or another, and that the President may choose at some point down the road, if there's every a vacancy, to consider someone else.

I scarcely had to consider someone else in my decisions.

You can't move to your own schedule because you have to consider someone else's.

Since Disney will have a space to fill, perhaps they should consider someone else with a similar filmmaking background and track record of Marvel movie success.