Examples of using Really consider in English and their translations into Czech
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Okay. But really consider it.
And you andyour husband should really consider.
Really consider that, because it doesn't have to be.
I hadn't even really considered it.
You really consider that to be important?
It is. You should really consider going.
You should really consider whether or not this is something you want to commit to.
You know what we should really consider doing also?
You should really consider having the procedure we talked about.
Seriously, I think you should really consider it.
Are you… Really considering it?
You know, John,I think you should really consider selling.
I don't really consider him a friend.
Pilot… you andMoya would really consider this?
You should really consider putting a worm on the hook.
And bolting the remote to the nightstand is something we should really consider doing at home.
But you should really consider the offer.
But if we really consider that short films could be seen as"small" films, in which budding filmmakers, painlessly and without risk, can test their talent and practice the art of filmmaking, it's clear something is missing.
Well, maybe you should really consider it for yourself.
It wasn't really considered a brain injury, When I went to medical school, it was considered something rather trivial.
I don't know, I hadn't really considered her in that way.
Extremely well, really, considering the extraordinary circumstances of her origin.
I pity you, Eliza, for the discovery of your favorite's guilt, but really, considering his descent, one could not expect much better.
I mean, if we're really considering this, then we have to start at a place of complete honesty.
Go. Go! You know, you should really consider transferring.
You gotta really consider whether you want to put Lori and Carl in that kind of spot.
Go. You know, you should really consider transferring. Go!
I hadn't really considered her in that way.
You guys should really consider cutting yours off.