Sentence examples for to consider it through from inspiring English sources

And even when they have attempted to imitate marine life, they have tended to consider it through mammalian eyes.

Public feedback to any proposed change is never representative because those who have concerns are far more likely to provide feedback; we take all feedback seriously, but need to consider it against what we learn through other methods.

After years of daily news feed reading, some power users may have started to consider it a chore to wade through their streams.

It is, quite to the contrary, the capacity to understand another perspective by considering it through the lens of another person, time or situation rather than through only your own.

Twenty-six members are considering it through their legislatures and executives; only Ireland is putting it directly to its citizens in a referendum.

When you take time to really consider it, it shows through.

Their opening note suggests that it would be unwise to read this collection straight through ("Consider it a fridge full of food, and put yourself on a diet"), thus trying to trick readers out of spending days in a happy trance.

We as a society consider it immoral not to put somebody through primary and secondary education.

I had pressed "call" before I had time to think it through, and was considering the ways to backpedal out of the situation when I saw his green eyes flash like lightning over a rough sea -- powerful, beautiful and dangerous.

Nevertheless, it is worthwhile to consider learning through experience in more detail.

As of 1998, Caltrans had no plans to expand the highway, considering it to be "maintain only" through 2015.