Sentence examples for maybe not considering from inspiring English sources

Maybe not, considering that a few close readers of Benedict's 2007 encyclical "Spe Salvi" have noted that the Pope cites Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno to help refute the plausibility of the thesis that, with the waning of theistic belief, "man himself is now called to establish justice".

But maybe not, considering the candidates she campaigned for took a beating as well.

"During my time, yes, there were things that I did that were maybe not considered democratic and all that, but my job was to ensure that the race relations in this country remained healthy," he said.

Mr. Khodorkovsky, who is only 40, may seem an unlikely champion of democratic society, but maybe not: Consider how well he understood the cynicism and apathy when he could manipulate it to become one of the world's richest men, and how much it now hinders him as he tries to translate his wealth into political power.

Maybe, but probably not considering Bethesda's Fallout 3 was released just before Halloween.

Holidays are a time for reflection, but maybe not for considering the decaying instrument brought to "Christmas With the O'Jays" by Mr. Levert.

Well, maybe not... Considering all that had proceeded it, Huelsman's rant would have been a logical trigger point for some Fullertonian everyman or everywoman to look directly into the council chambers camera and break into "Oh what a circus, oh what a show" from Evita.

Maybe not, but considering I'm now 2-for-2 in cashing deep-stacked format WSOP events, a profit certainly isn't unrealistic.

Signs of inflammation in smokers are maybe not surprising considering the strong inflammatory impact on the airways.

It was only six months ago, before getting demolished by the Liberals, that her party leader Stephen Harper was trying to ban Muslim women from wearing the niqab, not considering maybe these women would have a much chiller time in this country if the prime minister didn't feel compelled to tell them what they could and could not wear during a citizenship ceremony.

"The fact that she's black — maybe she's not considered as being important".