Sentence examples for terms considered from inspiring English sources

I mean that he treated the novel in the highest terms, considered it a metaphysical vessel, a form for the examination of the self and its strivings.

The diffusion terms considered are dependent on the outputs of local subsystems and allowed to be unbounded.

That means they often lack the performance history and standardized terms considered necessary for securitization, the process of bundling many loans into one investment.

European law prohibits the 27 E.U. member states from applying reduced VAT rates on e-books, which are, in legal terms, considered a service.

Unlike Juan Mata's £37.1m transfer from Chelsea in January, this time United dealt directly with Real, allowing the two clubs to come to an agreement, with Di María's medical and personal terms considered a formality.

The White House has resisted in a final draft the use of terms considered explosive in the American culture wars — including "protectionism" and "Paris accord". In addition, the Americans have tried to avoid discussing migrants and refugees.

In less fancy terms, consider the case (k=1).

It is no accident that Kant phrases the obligation in interpersonal terms, considering where he is going.

Rather than simply rejecting these actions in stark black and white terms, consider them in context.

The single-base boundary terms consider the mean effect of the bases adjacent to the triple.

Among your search terms, consider including the term, "logo".