Sentence examples for rather considered from inspiring English sources

"There were only around 10 of us but we rather considered ourselves quite clever boys.

MacKinnon rather considered it hate speech, one that she and Dworkin defined as "the graphic sexually explicit subordination of women through pictures or words", but also one with real power - notably, to cause the rape and murder of women.

This rather considered, cultured and likable young man, the son of Russian-Jewish figure skaters (who were stars of the Leningrad ice ballet before emigrating to the USA), doesn't really seem the type you would imagine forking out for Transformers II later in the summer.

Additions cannot be bought, but are rather considered by an impartial panel, which votes on their inclusion based on a variety of factors including distinctiveness (is there really a need for "stew" when we already have "soup"?), whether it feels a meaningful gap in the vocabulary and the emoji's expected levels of usage (a microphone versus a gramophone, for example).

They are rather considered like group or assembly that operates, communicates, and makes decisions as a whole and independently.

In sparse recovery framework, the potential source number K is rather considered to be the number of discretized angle grids.

Rather, consider drinking at least eight ounces of water for every 30 minutes of vigorous exercise.

Rather, consider the cell phone's destruction of the wall between work and leisure.

Or would you rather consider a back-alley escape?" "Back-alley escape," Marco says.

The colonized does not accept his guilt, but rather considers it a kind of curse, a sword of Damocles".

I smile at this and rather consider it to be a pact with the devil, not [a] blessing of the rig site".