Sentence examples for more considerate than from inspiring English sources

Rachel: I think he is more considerate than I am.

He's more considerate than Dean, but all the talking in mad obsessive tangents was completely him.

3. Remember that an honest "no" is actually far more considerate than a lying "yes".

In Baker's account, the Bennets are employers more considerate than many — Elizabeth gives the housemaid, Sarah, one of her dresses — but social distances are thoughtlessly taken for granted.

There is not, as far as I know, a standard way with which to measure levels of etiquette, but is it possible that we are all actually a bit more considerate than in the past?

How do you leave in a way that acknowledges your gratitude to the company and doesn't engender resentment? A. Give as much notice as you can — a month, for instance, is more considerate than two weeks, Ms. Pearl says.

Here, he is a more considerate host than Mr. Maher, who mostly uses his argumentative panelists as a backboard for his own one-liners.

For one thing, Mr. Spade called in to conduct this interview at the exact time for which it was scheduled and explained that he is a more considerate person than people realize.

I'd think she'd made the bed deliberately to criticize me, or to prove how much more considerate she was than me, or some other stupid thing, and I resented her for it.

He has been more considerate of Congressional races than any chairman that I know of".

The firm has tried to portray itself as more considerate of the environment than other big oil firms, with slogans like "Beyond Petroleum".