Sentence examples for the author considered from inspiring English sources

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The author considered the tremendous volume of Tolstoy's published work, and hoped that something vivifying would happen in the next room.

More recently, in 1976, "What Ever Happened to Mom's Apple Pie: The American Food Industry and How to Cope With It" (Houghton) decried what the author considered supermarkets overfilled with overprocessed, overpackaged junk food.

The I.B.M. book, for instance, was given to The Washington Post for use in an article on Sunday, the day before the book was to be released here, because the author considered The Post to be his hometown newspaper.

The author considered the Temple of Solomon to be the cult site chosen by God, according to Deuteronomy, chapter 12, the existence of which rendered all other sites illegitimate.

The author considered two different cases.

The author considered two comparison parameters: space's use and travel time.

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How does the author consider America to be generous?

The author considers that unless he shoots real scenes, he will be polyethylene, not an artist.

The author considers the usefulness of such information as dinner party chat, and the difficulties in using statistics in verse.

In his study, the author considers two communities.

This usually occurs only when the author considers the effects to be significant or serious.

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