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O'Neill can spy another source of inspiration when he considers, with a sense of awe, the achievements of his former club Leicester City this season.
But he avoids deferring to sentimentality when contemplating Australians at war, just as he considers with stark emotional efficiency the terrible plight of the rural poor, especially women, and dispossessed Indigenous peoples.
He considers with pity the case of Vladimir Nabokov, who famously said he experienced music merely as "an arbitrary succession of more or less irritating sounds"; he also wonders about how little music is mentioned in Henry James's work.
He was also very candid in expressing his own concerns, things he says he considers with each of these events that he presents.
You'd get used to it, he considered, with a bit more practicing you'd pick up the trick of understanding them.
Cleomenes therefore was no sooner returned from Egina than he considered with himself how he might deprive Demaratus of his kingly office; and here the following circumstance furnished a ground for him to proceed upon.
He is obsessed with sound money, which he considers — along with the related phenomena of credit excess, bubbles and uncollateralized assets of all kinds — a "sleeper issue".
Seagal said he considers Putin, with whom he has promoted martial arts in Russia, "a friend and I'd like to consider him a brother".
He considers working with a playwright to be a privilege, not a limitation, and he speaks of the writer with deference.
He is living a life of preposterous self-importance in the pseudo-baronial stately home that he considers commensurate with a vicious killer of his standing.
