Sentence examples for no one considered from inspiring English sources

"Well, until this year no one considered the Clippers to be an NBA team," Costas responded, although that comment got edited out.

When the novel first came on the scene no one considered it art, a status that was reserved for poetry; similarly, film required a long time, and the unstinting support of an initially small group of dedicated supporters, to achieve academic and critical respectability.

My hair had graduated from the purview of my parents to become of direct concern to the masses and, in both cases, no one considered the effect on the person at the center.

Although it aired on Sunday night, no one considered it an opportunity to lean back in the Barcalounger with a beer and possibly doze off in preparation for the work week ahead.

"The reason no one considered this seriously is that the Web layer on mobile devices was terrible," he said.

There was an obvious class bias at work: apparently no one considered the possibility of lodgers, sublets or roommates not on leases.

"That was that Jacob, eating grapes that no-one considered any risk, then choked on one of those grapes and that led to a chain of events that tragically starved Jacob's brain of oxygen and that was the reason why he died.

Today, all share a common sense of South Africanness; no one considers that one racial group has a greater right to identify with the flag than any other.

"There are perhaps four bodies that have approved this grant including the Welsh government, yet no-one considered making any checks on the individual.

"It's the old quote 'The punishment doesn't fit the crime.' Although no one considers what went on any kind of crime that deserves punishment".

Bad because if it was all a means to an end, did no one consider the impact on community relations of voting for the far right?