Sentence for consider | Use consider in a sentence

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• Consider that. (10)
• If you will be gracious and consider! (10)
• You must consider him. (10)
• You see, I consider him. (10)
• I am bound to consider him. (10)
• Let me consider it a moment. (12)
• Let us consider them in turn. (16)
• Consider how far you have to ride. (4)
• I consider him with great respect. (4)
• Consider: she appeals to me to bring you her letter. (10)
• I consider one as including the other. (4)
• He would consider she had been insulted. (8)
• Consider what an accomplishment this is! (10)
• But let us now consider the case of Science. (8)
• She was not ready yet to consider that question. (13)
• Why do we consider music a force in civilization? (3)
• I cannot but consider this letter very ingenious. (10)
• Consider how many years I have had the start of you. (4)
• Consider my whitening locks, my years and experience. (12)
• For, consider how, as a class, we come into existence. (8)
• To consider it runs counter to your feelings and attitude. (12)
• And how far this was due to Chardonnet she did not consider. (8)
• At all events, she seems to consider that her hand is pledged. (10)
• Consider, too, the novel pleasure of earning money by the labour we delight in. (10)
• Let us consider whether there is any such essential difference. (8)
• She pleases to consider herself bound to you till you release her. (10)
• How cheap such a way of proving goodness, Clotilde did not consider. (10)
• But here she was obliged to look and consider and study for a likeness. (4)
• I consider myself abominably treated, and I refuse to say another word. (8)
• I consider that only due to the position our family has always held here. (8)
• That is our risk; consider it, Aminta, between now and tomorrow; deliberate. (10)
• I would have my fellow-critics consider what they are really in the world for. (9)
• The three sisters held a sitting to consider what it was best to do with her. (10)
• In fact, it is not that I consider the ball as ill-timed; what does it signify? (4)
• And with that he dropped his eyes, and seemed to consider the subject at an end. (2)
• Please consider your answer carefully for a moment; a great deal depends on it. (12)
• Consider the bringing to the Jove there news of such magnitude as to stupefy him! (10)
• To consider it as the certain wish of every being who could hope to influence you! (4)
• The loss of Mary I must consider as comprehending the loss of Crawford and of Fanny. (4)
• This is all the more remarkable when we consider that he is almost wholly self-taught. (3)
• They plan to flatter the King and consider as a reward only the gold that they receive. (18)
• The contemplation of a million stupefies: consider the figures of millions and millions! (10)
• He declined to consider the peculiar nature of Englishmen: they must hear truth or perish. (10)
• Well, no more of that, but consider if you kneel down, who will decline to put a foot on you? (10)
• In other words, the Court would almost certainly consider that she has condoned offences so far. (8)
• He bore himself, on the whole, like the good and kindly old gentleman Janet loved to consider him. (10)
• There will be no scandal, but I consider it my duty to resign my seat, and leave public life alone. (8)
• Few are they who do not consider themselves qualified to succeed should they choose this profession. (16)
• Frankly and honestly, countess, I consider those emotions vastly overestimated by sentimental people. (12)
• She could not consider her partiality for Edward in so prosperous a state as Marianne had believed it. (4)
• But still nothing can come of it; for if Lady Jane be not false, I must consider myself an engaged man. (6)
• Such a loss the law does not consider an injury, because it is a loss which the party ought to sustain. (16)
• It now became necessary for the party to consider what was best to be done, as to their general situation. (4)
• But consider whether in all the world there is another man whom you can win wholly, utterly, body and soul? (12)
• I consider his confessions quite valueless; it is clear that he has been influenced and commanded to make them. (12)
• But I know that if you do you can realize all your hopes of usefulness; and I ask you to consider that certainly. (9)
• Not one man at that table, as he reflected, would consider the bond which held him in any serious degree binding. (22)
• Yes, really; they would think it was not a chivalrous love: they would consider that he thought of himself too much. (10)
• A wooden house seems so light that the average builder never bothers to consider the footings nor the loadings on them. (17)
• The eulogies of her beauty, a possession in which he did not consider her so very conspicuous, irritated him in consequence. (10)
• After all, it is a matter of business; and the insurgent novelist should consider the situation with coolness and common-sense. (9)
• Do they not really mean that the amiable in manner or the remote in subject, which alone they consider expedient, is not popular? (16)
• I do not know whether those who read his books stop much to consider how rare his achievement was in the mere means of expression. (9)
• For the moment she affects to consider herself unworthy; and it is excuseable that she should be slightly alarmed at her prospect. (10)
• The question for me to consider is, whether this development is to be accomplished by my being guilty of an act of egregious folly. (10)
• If you will only consent to consider my love, so that I shall have an opportunity to prove my worthiness, I shall be more than happy. (18)
• It will serve him also to consider that the two greatest Norwegian authors, Bjornsen and Ibsen, have both lived long in France and Italy. (9)
• The riches in this shape of fiction are effectively inestimable, if we consider what has been done in the short story, and is still doing everywhere. (9)

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