Sentence examples for really do consider from inspiring English sources

"Many adoptive families really do consider themselves to be the harbingers of a new way of looking at race," said Ms. Perscheid, the conference organizer.

In a depressing sign of how low mainstream rock keeps sinking, Matchbox Twenty, once the symbol of alternative rock's total co-optation by fraternity boys, now seems like a kind of sensitive, decent bunch of guys who really do consider themselves bohemians.

"For the first time in quite some years, political positions are being discussed that we really do consider leftist political positions," he said.

Now, if the citizens of Adelaide really do consider a man-size gastrocnemius whose major life achievement was to ride a pushie up a steep incline to be their pride and joy, I couldn't give a fuck if the place were to be entombed by a dust storm tomorrow.

The major takeaway from this Olympics affair -- politically -- is that elected Republicans, and those in the right wing media's echo chamber, really do consider setbacks for the nation and its people (think health care reform) to be good news for themselves.

Really do consider what they've suggested, not to keep them happy but to see if they suit you.

What else could he really do, considering that he had again disappointed his Yankees teammates with a dreadful performance by allowing six runs in the second inning, and nine over all?

"In our city we really did consider her a New Yorker," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Try something edgier than you normally do; consider a really red lipstick.

"We really don't consider ourselves freshmen," Stauskas said.

"I really don't consider myself a chef.