Example collocations logo

Considering in sentence

1556 examples of Considering in a sentence

The performances of Connery, Zeta-Jones, and Rhames are very good considering what they had to work with as far as dialogue goes.
I saw this movie at sundance and was really quite charmed by it considering that it is a "romantic comedy" of sorts which is not my genre of choice.
This coincidence seems even more plausible today considering recent terrorism and the health of current Vice President Cheney.
Considering how much there was to this case, perhaps a little short, but on the other hand, it's tight and never dull.
However, considering the career that Patton was in, and the life that he led; it would stand to reason that if Patton were such a soft-touch that he would not have reached the levels of success that he achieved.
if you're considering seeing this movie for its political / cultural message, don't waste you're time.
One day I was looking up some of the movies that Abbott and Costello made, and I saw that this was one of them, and considering the fact that I am a really huge fan of Abbott and Costello, I decided to see this movie, so I got onto the internet and found this one a website to watch, and so I began to watch this movie.
As one can imagine, this feels very awkward and out of place considering everything that surrounds it.
I don't usually give away the plot when reviewing movies, but the storyline of 'Pacific Heights' is so ludicrous that one cannot discuss the film properly without considering its absurdities.
Considering that they had the same style of animation, company - American greetings and the same aim - be cute and sell toys.
For those parents who are considering buying this movie, please don't.
Yes, it's more verbal than visual, but that's not necessarily a bad point, considering it leads to comments like "wounded animal convention" or Eliot's rationale for not going' out.
This is truly a great film and was very well produced considering it was in the early 30's.
Considering the average of the movie evaluation was 6.5/10 at IMDb when I had watched knowing, I was highly disappointed eventually.
He plays a yakuza who is getting tired of his lifestyle,and is considering retirement.He attends a high profile meeting with other gang leaders and finds out his next assignment is to settle a gang war in Okinawa.This is of course,not what it seems, with a hit-man sent over to wipe out Takeshi's gang.This does not quite succeed and a violent confrontation ensues.
The little girl might be the best actor in the whole movie....and considering every time she spoke you couldn't tell what the hell she was saying that doesn't bode well for the rest of the 'cast'.
One area that was surprisingly decent was some of the makeup on the zombies...it wasn't great...we're not talking George Romero here...but it was good considering the quality of the rest of the movie.
Considering why he is there, one might think he could try to be a little less suspicious.
Parents as these are not only looking out for their new grandchild, but they are also considering the long term effects their daughter may suffer.
Although I didn't expect a masterpiece, I at least hoped for a bit of wit, considering the writer and the cast.
Considering the fact this was done better (although outdated) in 1971 makes this version even worse.
Jason Yee did an incredible job considering he produced, wrote, directed & starred!! Who the hell does that?! Maybe Clint Eastwood but, he's a seasoned veteran with millions of dollars.
In a sense it is, considering how much of the film's running time is devoted to fairly explicit (at times clearly non-simulated) sexual encounters.
Not only was it overly sentimental pablum, but considering the huge role that music plays in the movie, you might assume that the writer could write believable dialogue about music... but you would be wrong.
yeah it's horrible but considering who made it and the time it was made, it was the funniest animated film that I ever saw(the frigging orcs singing!!hahahaha!,the
Any hopes of this being a gory lesbian sex-fest will not be fulfilled, as the film doesn't feature much in the way of either and director Ray Austin seems more keen to show photo shoots and religious ceremonies than blood and sex, which is odd considering that the film is from the seventies and is titled 'Virgin Witch'.
Considering the animation was done by one man, Phil Nibbelink, it was quite impressive visually.
This is mainly considering the fact that the comedy movie is something now I virtually never go to the movies to see unless it is like a comedy/something other than comedy movie like Zombieland.
This is essentially a small film, in a way smaller and even more (considering his previous trio, amazingly) simplistic in storytelling terms and scope.
I saw this movie at a screening at a local AMC theater - they were at the time considering whether or not to pick up the movie and show it at some places in their chain and randomly invited people to come and see it.
BackNext