Sentence examples for nothing was considered from inspiring English sources
As for matter, all of them posited that it was eternal so that the idea that something could be made from nothing was considered as pure absurdity.
Given their father's penchant for order, "nothing was considered more of a sin in our house than wasted time and motions," the authors wrote.
An elderly Central European acquaintance recently told me that in his youth, nothing was considered so tacky and outdated as art nouveau furniture.
Nothing is considered but money".
Nothing being considered will solve the crisis.
"Nothing is considered more important than responding to the 9/11 commission's reports," Mr. Lieberman said.
In the never-ending search for eternal youth, nothing is considered too extreme or, in light of a new treatment from Siberia, too unnervingly gross.
Provided the charity feels it can make a positive impact, however, and the work squares with its charitable objects, then nothing is considered off-limits.
There are still bits of the east coast where they think chips are a major food group and where nothing is considered edible until it's been battered senseless and sprayed bright orange.
Thus, the tougher the job is perceived to be -- and nothing is considered tougher than the presidency -- the less likely it is that a woman will get the nod.
