It is a question they have pondered at length over the last two months, and have now come to a decision.
Other jokes were so dry that their brilliant performance, unrelated to any visual content, will be pondered at length by analysts trying to fathom the mystery of contemporary art.
Eight came instantly; I thought a long time before including "Voyage to Italy" and "Gertrud," not because they're any less worthy than the others, but because I ceded to the principle of spontaneity and left the instant-eight in place and figured that anything else was automatically to be pondered at length.
By John Donohue August 12, 2008 While working on a listing about an upcoming concert by Rush, I had the opportunity to ponder at great length the importance of its 1976 album, "2112".
Well conceived, and offering a number of ideas to ponder at greater length, "Picturing Architecture: From Space to Place" invites close readings and broadens understanding of the sometimes subtle messages contained in photographs of buildings.
It was a lot to digest in a mass tasting and, I felt, was the type of wine that needs to be pondered over at length.
Savage ponders this at length and seems to conclude that it probably wouldn't be an arrestable offence, and then proposes the following.
Eric Cantor's lengthy interview yesterday on Fox News Sunday is really worth reading in full and pondering at some length.
Wentworth pondered at some length how his position might be affected if Gibson's position were jeo pardized.
The film ponders, at great length and less depth, the nature of the real Italy, because the men of Lucania seem to temper their patriotism with wanderlust.
Skirball pondered the question at length and decided, "I was a hell of a good parson.
