Sentence examples for she really considered from inspiring English sources
In 1970 Frank D Gilroy made Desperate Characters into a film starring Shirley MacLaine ("lame", according to David Thomson Foxox used the $35,000 she got for the rights to buy the first home she really considered her own.
A little later on, a leering host demands of a female guest who has defended Bill Clinton whether she really considers fellatio a form of affection.
She said she never really considered the history of flowerpots until Guy Wolff, a potter from New Preston, prodded her into doing the exhibit.
After her experience with Irene, Mallozzi said she never really considered taking much with her when she evacuated for Sandy.
Though she knew a lot about food — she translated Brillat-Savarin's "Physiology of Taste" in 1949 — it wasn't until she wrote "The Cooking of Provincial France" for Time-Life Books in 1968, at 60, that she was really considered part of the food establishment.
Davis said she never really considered marrying anybody else, despite other admirers.
She never really considered her swim a hallmark for women's sports or considered herself a pioneer.
The role also took her into a world she knew but that she had never really considered.
Yet as long as she's been working with the subject, Pavlovic says she's never really considered the once-gorgeous buildings as sad or tragic.
She and Tim really considered taking it and even went house shopping.
Despite family roots in Brooklyn, where her father had grown up, she had never really considered moving there.
