Sentence examples for not really consider from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the conservatives I speak with do not really consider Trump one of them.

When we are dealing with these things as a pilot, you might not really consider the importance of this.

"They were like little bitty ants," Paige recalls of the classmates she did not really consider friends.

"We're not manufactured" was a recurring refrain and sly dig at rivals such as the Spice Girls who, of course, they did not really consider rivals at all.

New Orleans Negroes do not really consider themselves and the Zulus to be of the same race, and therefore do not feel affected by the Zulus behavior.

This suggests that we do not really consider it much of a problem, and mostly wish to use the issue as a rhetorical club with which to beat China in the international arena.

You're not really considering Herman Cain, are you?

Yet the concept of policy packaging remains largely vague, and how to 'package' policies is not really considered or suggested.

(The fact that such achievements – especially for women – are few and hard to find is not really considered).

"The parents now feel they're being overlooked and not really considered" in the decision-making process.

Gold, too, is not really considered money, but it can easily be converted into cold hard cash.