Sentence examples for with a considered from inspiring English sources

One does not look to her to provide us with a considered perspective on life.

"Interest-only does have a place for the right borrower with a considered repayment strategy in place".

Slender and bookish-looking, articulate with a considered way of talking though not especially expressive, Mr. Broder was an unlikely television personality.

Robert Ashton: The key is to provide the corporate with a considered solution to a problem on a competitive edge, rather than bang on about your own vision/mission and expect them to support you.

The point of this exercise, as Hockey openly admits, is not to provide the Australian public with a considered view of our fiscal policy options over the next four decades.

The older Miliband was a bit dashing – wearing neat, crisp suits, like those Obama fazvours and with a considered haircut that suggested he spent more than £8 at Mr Toppers.

He was forty-two and had redeemed his abysmal season of 1959 with a — considering his advanced age — fine one.

"Is chatting online with a stranger considered infidelity?

He started a company (CNN) with an idea considered outrageous at the time….

At one point, Lloyd also personally spoke with a minor considering having an abortion.

And if they respond with a "no," consider working in a different, safer environment).