Sentence examples for ever stop to consider from inspiring English sources

Did you ever stop to consider that, Mr Ever So Clever Web Coder?

The word is used so freely, and yet we rarely — if ever — stop to consider what exactly we mean by it.

The exhibition offers a rare look at a topic few patients ever stop to consider: the emergence of European and American Jews as innovators in medicine, despite their status as outsiders frequently scorned by the medical establishment.

When we condemn teenagers to an infinity of incarceration, as if "lock 'em up and throw away the key" were an acceptable 21st-century mantra, do we ever stop to consider what else we are throwing away?

De Soto thinks that the world's postcommunist poor some 4 billion souls out of the world's 6 billion–own more assets than most economists ever stop to consider.

Do we ever stop to consider how fortunate we are to have an HBCU (Historically Black College or University) in nearby Institute, West Virginia?

Have the face-strimmers ever stopped to consider the carbon footprint of their unnatural daily ritual?

But have you ever stopped to consider the capacity of the human species to infect other life forms?

One day in September, a retired Alabama state trooper named Charlie Shafer leaned back from his eggs and asked, "Have you all ever stopped to consider how much better off the country would be if Obama'd been.... " Quick and fast came the replies: "White".

Have you ever stopped to consider your face?

Have you ever stopped to consider the value of being the first to do a thing in your town?