Sentence examples for never considered anything from inspiring English sources

A Bayou's Bounty For Buddy, who had dropped out of school in 10th grade without ever learning to read, there had been no choice: like almost everyone else in Delacroix, descendants of Spanish-speaking Canary Islanders, he never considered anything other than fishing.

"It was always, for us, fur, and we never considered anything different.

The unwritten rule of Washington debates about taxing and spending is to never consider anything new.

"We will never consider anything that undermines our independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty".

There is an Over-Our-Dead-Body caucus on immigration that will never consider anything President Obama or the Democrats want, especially if it includes anything involving legalization.

The farmers who supply places like Feroci's would never raise one; the farmers competing with feed yards to supply my local co-op, in Todi, would never consider anything smaller.

I never consider anything a sure thing.

"The unwritten rule of Washington debates about taxing and spending is to never consider anything new," Eisinger wrote in reference to a bill introduced in the Congress to tax stock sales at 0.03percentt (3 cents per $100).

I always knew I wanted to be composer, without knowing what it really was; I never really considered anything else.

Allen never seriously considered anything other than being an actor, although his father gave him a warning: "He told me that 95% of the acting game is about rejection and 5% is the good part.

"It would be interesting if we could experiment with eliminating the terms," she muses, and the possibility opens up of a world where no one's sexuality is straitjacketed by categories, where people might love who they please and never be considered anything other than simply human.