Sentence examples for of course considered from inspiring English sources

And it is of course considered unethical to "bleeping kill" those who fail to forestall your misadventures.

Generally speaking, people would be expected to do that, but each case is of course considered on its merits.

At that age, I confidently retold stories of my mother's malfunctioning ovaries and numerous fertility treatments, which I, of course, considered to be a normal subject of conversation.

The physical form of copies of the Koran and the Talmud is, of course, considered sacred by Muslims and Jews, respectively.

Ms. Angle is, of course, considered a Tea Party candidate herself - that is, she is supported by the conservative anti-establishment movement that wants to shrink the role of the federal government.

(By our lights, Hui Shi's response can of course considered a nominal or extensional definition).

"We of course consider this totally unacceptable".

A battle is brewing among the list makers (who, of course, consider themselves taste makers).

To evaluate that submission, we must, of course, consider the text of §602(a).

One must, of course, consider whether a 10-year-old play about an exploding world crisis is dated.

He told ITV News: "My message to the supermarkets and the food manufacturers is that we will of course consider legislation.