Sentence examples for is actually considering from inspiring English sources

He is actually considering "The Divine Comedy".

You mean this transplanted Tennessean is actually considering a challenge to Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand in the Democratic primary?

Now, shockingly, the Pentagon is actually considering spending $200 million for improvements and expansions clearly aimed at a permanent operation.

So, what President Obama is actually considering in Afghanistan is shifting from a "war on terrorists" there to a "war on terrorism," including nation-building.

And Labor's accusation that the Coalition intends to privatise Medicare (it is actually considering outsourcing Medicare's payment system) is obviously biting and set to feature large in the final two weeks, with Shorten declaring the election a "referendum on the future of Medicare".

On the one hand, there is the thoughtful Op-Ed of our president ("Why We Need Health Care Reform," Aug. 16) written in an attempt to reason with the American people, many of whom have reacted irrationally, without a clue as to what kind of health care reform legislation Congress is actually considering.

"I think an hour of a cappella is actually considered torture in some cultures," explains Lloyd.

Their roster is so untalented that it is actually considered inferior to that of last season's 15-67 club.

The bikers' week that Mr. Peoples encountered is actually considered a tranquil respite in the biking community.

A green tomato that's gassed to redden is hard as a rock, which is actually considered an asset.

The odd thing is, for all his posturing, Perry is actually considered a moderate by Texas Republican standards.