Sentence examples for quite considered from inspiring English sources

The tops of his buildings are usually quite considered, but this one looks clunky from the street.

Although not quite considered as good an actor as Robert Montgomery was, I could still give McCain a few tips.

For many of his 35 years in politics, François Fillon has hovered around the highest corridors of French power, often overshadowed by a brighter, more determined star, and never quite considered capable of clinching the ultimate job as president.

The prospect of "30 and single," an item I never quite considered, has become a tangible possibility.

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So asking the question why are we still having unprotected sex is a start, but does not quite consider the full equation.

The Australian has reported the attorney general has quite seriously considered not joining up at all.

"The Tractor of the Year awards are, quite rightly, considered the Oscars of our industry," runs a typical example.

These nonpolypoid adenomas were, until quite recently, considered rare in Western countries.

Jack thought the budget was "actually quite good, considering I thought we would come out of it quite rough".

It was quite boisterous, considering the situation we were in".