Sentence examples for I often contemplate from inspiring English sources

I often contemplate how my research could aid a university like my own.

It's a risk I often contemplate on the crowded Moscow metro, as I catch myself scanning the faces of my fellow passengers, wondering if any of them are potentially threatening (the last suicide attacks on the Moscow metro were in 2010 – not that long ago).

Just the day before I had been in glossy Dallas, Texas singing the final emotion-filled performance of a new opera written for me by Jake Heggie titled Great Scott, which asks the pressing question, "Does art matter?" – a question I often contemplate.

Though it's easy to understand why being pregnant puts you at risk for any job (I often contemplate how an unplanned pregnancy as a non-married lady could be a detriment to my own brand), there's something to say about people who feel strongly about how a woman should act in public, in the workplace and judge one based on notions of what is "normal".

Their beliefs are their beliefs after all, but I don't often contemplate the afterlife in the presence of a group whose faith is so relentless.

I've often contemplated some kind of tummy tuck surgery but I know this is not the answer.

I have often contemplated the pros and cons.

U.C.B. regulars often contemplate the challenge of navigating the occasional foray into seriousness.

Although at no time does either Anna or Tobias seem to consider putting Les Rajons back on the market, they do often contemplate — and even make halfhearted stabs at — returning their child to the shop.

And she don't know why I'm here," Brown said, adding that she often contemplated suicide as a result.

He did not mention that he, too, had often contemplated killing himself.