Sentence examples for having considered everything from inspiring English sources

"Having considered everything, I am satisfied that this father is capable of doing things to his daughter that most parents would find abhorrent.

"Having considered everything before it the panel has determined that your fitness to practise... is impaired by reason of misconduct and deficient professional performance in the case of Mr Tomlinson".

"Having considered everything before it the panel has determined that your fitness to practise … is impaired by reason of misconduct and deficient professional performance in the case of Mr Tomlinson".

I thought Milosevic must have considered everything very carefully, but I overestimated the rationale in his decision.

"Of course, she does have a right to speak out but I just sincerely hope she has considered everything thoroughly because you can't turn this around any more.

Even so, I've considered everything from the local career counselor to the fun, but pretty useless Keirsey Temperament Sorter.

Distilling concepts and harvesting materials from various artistic movements as well as commonplace industrial components, Smith must have considered everything he encountered as a possible source from a broken down Ford to leaves fluttering in the wind, the imagery of Tanguy and Matta to Bosch or Bruegel's demonic critters (visible in a gouache "Untitled" (1946)).

Having considered the carbon impact of everything from heating your home and leaving electrical equipment on stand-by to buying bottled water and sending waste to landfill, we are now drawing Tread lightly to a close.

"I have a friend who is bright, who has considered that not everything will end up perfectly," Ms. Scholl said last week, hours before the Jewish holiday of Purim.

And Hitchens's unhinged affirmation that, since that date, young people have considered themselves entitled to everything they want without any effort or study is not going to make me change my mind.

The regulars have considered the issue while discussing everything from "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" by Seth Grahame-Smith to "Rabbit, Run" by John Updike.