Sentence examples for would have reconsidered from inspiring English sources

If somebody had told me that my angst would have only risen with winning it, I would have reconsidered".

Mr. Obama's aides indicated that he would have reconsidered his trip had the violence in Libya and Egypt spilled into a second day in a major way.

We would have reconsidered if there had been immediate demand, but it feels a bit like being penalised for something that should be a right in society".

Craig Joubert has admitted with hindsight he would have reconsidered his decision to award Australia a contentious penalty which saw them edge Scotland 35-34 in their World Cup quarter-final at Twickenham in October.

Imagine, if you can — though, if you could, you probably would have reconsidered your decision — my deep shame upon visiting your popular gossip Web site that morning to be confronted with an article headlined "Bill O'Reilly Intends to Sue Ex-Wiforfor Ten Million Dollars," instead of closeup selfies of my own body in its most unguarded, intimate moments.

"I probably would have reconsidered coming back to work if nursery facilities were not available," she says.

On the late penalty, Joubert added: "In hindsight, would I have reconsidered that decision?

If your question is, 'If before you became who you are, would you have reconsidered your party in light of your constituency?,' the answer is no, I am who I am".

If he were not happy with a recommendation, he could have asked for a 30-day reprieve and then we'd probably have reconsidered".

If my husband would have responded differently, I may have reconsidered my choice to have an abortion if I needed to.

During the analysis of the arrays we have reconsidered this and would recommend equidistant coverage of coding regions combined with overlapping tiling of regions of special interest, if the total feature number does not allow dense coverage of the entire genome.