Sentence examples for quietly considered from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives quietly considered privatisation during the last government.

Ever since, many an unhappy flight attendant has told me she's sometimes quietly considered pulling a Slater.

In fact, he's always quietly considered himself a good driver: as in the operating theatre, firm, precise, defensive to the correct degree.

In 2008, when Senator McCain first quietly considered the then-little-known governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin, as his running mate, "we had to be very hush-hush" in flying Ms. Palin from Alaska to Arizona for her initial interview, Mr. Ramthun said.

The Legislature is quietly considering a $26,909 raise for those judges.

Some charter school backers are quietly considering mounting a challenge, though they are hard-pressed to name a likely candidate.

Against this uncertain background, European officials and central bankers are quietly considering the implications of putting the whole thing off.

It's like a small village - a creative space where filmmakers, painters and musicians hang out, quietly considering future projects.

This group, which includes senior cabinet ministers and rising stars of the 2010 intake of Conservative MPs, quietly considers Britain's estrangement from the EU inevitable.

But given the country's terrifying challenges, some senior Japanese financial executives and government bureaucrats are quietly considering a doomsday situation.

Governor Cuomo, his staff, a few Republican state senators and several gay-rights advocates were quietly considering ways to compromise on this historic bill.