Sentence examples for has its considerable from inspiring English sources

But it also has its considerable longueurs, when merely adorning narrative passages too thin to bear its lumpen weight.

Yes, privilege has its considerable and undeniable perks -- never needing to worry about whether you can feed your children or afford the best pediatrician, for starters.

There seems to be a preponderance of male agreement on this point as well, and I bashfully concur that even for the male it can have its considerable downside.

Of course, the mass-produced pans don't have the artisanal beauty of a solid, handcrafted Mauviel, but nor do they have its considerable weight – or price tag.

His family has its own considerable business empire.

Lobo's "Missa Maria Magdalene," though less moving than Victoria's Lamentations, has its own considerable charms.

Cuccinelli's remark about "cronyism" refers to the way Dominion has used its considerable financial largesse to get its way in the Virginia legislature.

The governing body has -registered its "considerable dismay" to the committee after it implicated Radcliffe in doping -allegations.

Unilever has put its considerable marketing might behind the brand.

But the Supreme Court has put its considerable weight on the other side.

Mumsnet has thrown its considerable weight behind the No More Page 3 campaign.