Sentence examples for plenty considered from inspiring English sources

But many would struggle with a precise definition, and plenty considered rich by others would shy away from using the term.

It contains an overmantel featuring a relief of Plenty, considered to be original, and a large stone chimneypiece, which is believed to be the only surviving work by Blore on the interior.

Of which there are to be plenty, considering that there will be nearly 200 replicas on display at the museum, ranging from iconic New Yorkers like Woody Allen to world figures like Napoleon to the original wax sculptor herself, Madame Tussaud, in both young and old versions.

While he agreed that The Nation was somewhat pro-Taliban in its tone, he said it reflected how Muslims in general feel, "so how can they talk against them?" The more mainstream English-language papers in Pakistan offer plenty of considered analysis — some of it sharply critical of the powerful military.

But Scottish Labour was in crisis long before the referendum vote, and there were plenty who considered his tour to be an extended job application, cleverly inserting himself into the debate while remaining untainted by the unpopularity of Labour leaders north and south of the border.

There's plenty to consider, as laid out in many posts following Hurricane Sandy last week.

Readers provided thoughtful suggestions and comments, giving her plenty to consider as she moves forward.

Artists Against Fracking have already given Cuomo plenty to consider ahead of his February ruling.

So there's plenty to consider when deciding which option suits you and will make you happiest.

He gives the Baltimore Ravens plenty to consider when they (13-4) plat aTennesseeee (13-3) in an American Football Conference divisional playoff game here Sunday at Adelphia Coliseum.

The booing was more voluble than it had been against Chile and Hodgson, with only one more game before he names his squad, has plenty to consider.