Sentence examples for they considered really from inspiring English sources

A sublease with the fertility clinic at what they considered "really fair market value" seemed just as salubrious to the health of the business — until, that is, seven inches of rain swelled the Chicago River up over the walls of its engineered channel and throughout the clinic and Pulling Down the Moon, both located on the first floor.

But nothing less than a championship is considered really acceptable".

That was considered really taboo.

And if so, can it still be considered really creepy?

"Men seemed to choose women they considered good looking, but women really thought about which voices they found most attractive," says a spokesperson.

Whenever I explore values with clients, more often than not, the things they are spending their time doing, compared to the things they consider to be really important to them, i.e. their values, aren't aligned.

They are considered to really belong to another nation, not Britain.

I think that the fact that most of what they consider "smooth jazz" is really instrumental R&B music.

If they do, they will consider whether they really meant to shut the courthouse door on veterans as well as murderers.

I don't think they ever really considered my suggestion.

Her campaign drew colossal attention -- and she attracted many women who had not been politically active -- but it was never clear whether people came to see her because she was a celebrity or if they really considered her presidential material.