Sentence examples for in its consideration from inspiring English sources

Raw and visceral in its descriptions of male bodies and their wants and needs but equally elegant and cerebral in its consideration of them, it drew on the past to create a new present, and in so doing moved the whole conversation forward.

A bit shorter, a lot sharper, and infused with the sense of occasion that the old mystique of Broadway — bless its mercantile heart — can still bring to a theatrical event, it also moved me as it had not downtown in its consideration of the hard bargains that must be struck with life in order to pursue a career in art.

At the same time it was the most comprehensive in its consideration of the interactions with land use, health, education, social services and the environment, for all of which local area agreements were encouraged.

It has historically been considered tough in its consideration of transactions in industries like energy, technology and aerospace, but has little precedent in examining food deals.

It has been known to be tough in its consideration of transactions in industries like energy, technology and aerospace, but has had little precedent in examining food deals.

Fran Laserson, a vice president at Moody's, said that the more important point in its consideration of Enron's debt was that it was relying on information provided by the company.

"My Bright Abyss" works both sides of the tracks — the intellectual and the mystical — in its considerations of faith.

"Hedda Gabler," Mr. Hughes and Ms. Plimpton style, is amazingly contemporary in its considerations of the purpose of life, of the preservation of dignity and integrity.

A senior Israeli official told me, "We basically said that the United States should assume, in its considerations, that if Israel is to be hit, Israel will hit back.

But that meant adapting to an admissions process that was rounded in its considerations — a sharp difference from China's notoriously tough universal entrance exam.

In his review, Dwight Garner called it a "slim and simmering book" that "works both sides of the tracks — the intellectual and the mystical — in its considerations of faith".