Unconsidered

Definition

unconsidered / ʌnkǝn'sÇdǝd / adj ၁။ မစဥ္းမစား။ ေပါ့ေပါ့ တန္တန္။ ၂။ အေလးမထားေသာ။ အေရးမပါေသာ။ uncon- sidered trifles.

Examples

1. ‘This week's Classic trials will no doubt throw up one or two previously unconsidered names but we've decided to highlight four horses which could take high-rank in the Classic pecking order as the season progresses.’
2. ‘This paper looks at the previously unconsidered racial stereotype of whiteface utilized by Anglo Americans in the middle of the nineteenth century to distance their working-class from those of the newly arrived immigrant Irish.’
3. ‘For example
4. this safe space of the convent offers a myriad of previously unconsidered possibilities to Theresa in Gish Jen's novel
5. Typical American.’
6. ‘Midelfort shows that Weyer's ideas on witchcraft
7. which forced jurists to begin considering medical testimony in such cases
8. had a broader
9. hitherto unconsidered
10. impact on the law.’
11. ‘The main point of a Smart Person Book is to draw the reader's attention to otherwise unconsidered details of the phenomenon in question
12. or to point out odd parallels between different manifestations.’
13. ‘At a deeper level the book works to stimulate a questioning of our basic
14. often unconsidered
15. assumptions about what we do and why we do it when we attempt to practice psychotherapy.’
16. ‘The only power source yet unconsidered
17. and the one that is unjustly vilified in the court of public opinion
18. is nuclear power.’
19. ‘SIR - I wonder how many of your readers are aware of a frequently unconsidered risk accompanying the already stressful business of moving house?’
20. ‘Babbin's revelation raises heretofore unconsidered aspects of the issue
21. and for that reason I flag it here.’
22. ‘As such
23. contemporary journalistic criticism provides a resource that has gone largely unconsidered by academic television research in recent decades.’
24. ‘These suggestions were just relatively unconsidered dictum - discussions of matters that really weren't at issue in the case - and are likely to be seen by the Court as having only modest precedential effect.’
25. ‘While computer modeling of DNA sequence evolution also offers the ability to test the limits of statistical tools
26. untested assumptions and unconsidered processes are not included.’
27. ‘The accelerating course of this patient's hypoxemic respiratory failure despite therapy suggests the likelihood of either an unconsidered or discarded diagnosis
28. or the presence of a second process superimposed on the first.’
29. ‘The genetic contributions of his mother
30. Mary Anne Wallace
31. to Wallace's independence
32. spiritual qualities
33. and kindness are unsuspected
34. unconsidered
35. and unknown.’
36. ‘If that story conflicts with your present view of your life
37. that's valuable: there may be an insight
38. an unconsidered possibility
39. a fresh perspective.’
40. ‘The thought
41. previously unconsidered
42. brings a laugh from the big
43. affable Sixmilebridgeman.’
44. ‘There remains the question of the unconsidered parts of this appeal.’
45. ‘This result was somewhat hard to interpret
46. as no explicit phylogenetic hypothesis was made
47. and the effect of phylogeny on
48. among other things
49. the independence of comparisons went unconsidered.’
50. ‘British foreign policy - especially in the Middle East - cannot be left unconsidered as a factor in the motivations of criminal radical extremists.’
51. ‘The claims of ‘the public
52. ’ which underwrites federally funded research and pays academic salaries through taxes and tuition
53. remain unconsidered.’