Sentence examples for I ponder why from inspiring English sources

I ponder why these California surfer brothers haven't gotten haircuts since last summer.

When I ponder why I was elected Pope over so many others, I wonder if it's just a popularity contest.

Before we part, I ponder why such a self-doubting individual should have put himself in the firing line of improvising music with the world's most dauntingly skilful exponents so often.

That happens all too easily, and whenever I ponder why it didn't happen with Mark, Harry, Adelle and me — each of us so different from the others — I'm convinced that family closeness isn't a happy accident, a fortuitously smooth blend of personalities.

Yet still I ponder why the pain is so sharp.

I mention this as last week, at the Fawcett Society's annual AGM, I pondered why the feminist movement seems so comprehensively to have stalled.

Today, I pondered "Why Students Want to Go to Harvard," a study published in the Chronicle of Higher Ed on just how great the rewards of attending a top-tier college are.

To continue with the story you can skip to Page 118 of Richard Stirling's "Julie Andrews: An Intimate Biography," an extensive cut-and-paste job that suspends its reverential tone only with the author's panicked discovery that his subject may be close to finishing a rival book: "I pondered why she should be writing it at all if, as I surmised, she were to be so selective.

I pondered, why so much righteous infertility?

As I watched RBMA albums Kid Smpl and Octa Octa run through some great sets, I pondered why there weren't more people at this Red Bull event.

As Wish I Was Here spilled out onto my eyeballs, I pondered why a movie that was so clearly just more of the fucking same would get made.