Sentence examples for word considered from inspiring English sources

What does it say about our culture that Prasetyo was most prominently defined as a prostitute, a word considered by many sex workers to be a slur?

With the printed word considered an endangered species in much of a rapidly digitizing world, India now represents one of the best English-language book markets in the world.

Wrote the judge: "All variants of this tongue twister will hereinafter be referred to collectively as 'the word.' " Not that the word considered here is a tongue twister — anything but.

The process is automatic if the computer is designed and programmed to make the decision itself; the operation then is carried out by starting a subprogram in which all the divisions possible in the word considered are listed (after a prefix, between syllables).

This democratization of connoisseurship is somewhat surprising since as recently as the social upheavals of the 1960s and '70s connoisseurship was a "dirty word" — considered "elitist, artificial, subjective and mostly imaginary," said Laurence B. Kanter, chief curator of the Yale University Art Gallery.

The word considered is a big one there; plenty of petitions have reached 100,000 signatures the number needed for politicians to consider debating a topic but rarely do they actually make it to Parliament.

"Humane" – a contradictory word, considering this terrible disease was deliberately introduced by humans in the first place.

He uses the word "considering" and I recall him saying much the same when I was present in discussions about the paper back in the 1980s.

When an appeals court first heard the case in 2006, judges uttered and examined the key word, considering whether its every permutation had a sexual connotation.

Other writers, while electing to use the word, consider it a poor one.

If they are having difficulty grasping concepts or word, consider revising them.