Sentence examples for something of a consideration from inspiring English sources
"I enjoyed Denmark but it would have also meant three years away from my family and that was something of a consideration.
One of these considerations becomes something of a leitmotif on Keep On, another effortlessly sophisticated Will Young album.
Something of a contemporary Eugene Onegin, Maxim wore black turtlenecks and appeared "deeply absorbed by considerations and calculations beyond the normal range of human cognition".
But water is more of a consideration than initially thought.
While again, from a funder's perspective this may be a key consideration, the importance of this theme may also reflect something of a weakness in the implementation infrastructure in CBR.
This is something of a clue that the real issue here has more to do with status and career than with any loftier considerations.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
He told me that he was "something of an expert" on the commute, and brought up speed and weather considerations, but not carbon emissions.
But this last year reified the issue as something worthy of consideration to more than just teens hoping to annoy dad.
