Sentence examples for it never considers from inspiring English sources

There is an interesting family drama hidden behind all the whimsy and moonshine, but the movie is so steadfast in its admiration for Edward and his inventions that it never considers that Will might have a point.

The energy plan you lay out in your editor's letter introducing the July/August 2006 issue's special report ("It's Not Too Late") simply considers how to meet the projected increasing energy demand of an insanely materialistic society with a huge environmental footprint; it never considers the consequences.

It studied many options to relieve congestion on the Lexington Avenue line but it never considered using commuter rail.

It never considered the possibility of a previously unknown microbe — a glaring omission and a leading example of scientists' widespread failure to think outside the box.

Mr Pillar also suggested that the Bush administration was so focused on going to war that it never considered the prospect of an anti-American backlash.

It was such an unlikely event that I never considered it happening to myself.

"No, I never considered it at all, really," Manuel began.

Patrick learned how to coexist with it ― never considering it restrictive.

It's never considered because it runs counter to the way Congress operates.

And despite it probably having majority support in the House, it was never considered.

It was formally banned in 1999, while variations of it, also never considered valid, were banned in 2000.