Sentence examples for able to contemplate from inspiring English sources

The Treasury has been able to contemplate the greying of the British population with equanimity.

I should be able to contemplate what it means to me".

Young artists need to be able to contemplate their more accomplished elders.

Only then will he be able to contemplate pulling on a GB jersey in South America.

If newspapers can keep that up in better times, they may be able to contemplate more than mere survival.

"Shared liability is something we will only be able to contemplate once the EU has achieved much greater integration.

Before long, she was able to contemplate the idea of a future, which meant becoming Kricket, legally and anatomically.

At only 31 Hargreaves could conceivably be able to contemplate a few more seasons at the highest level.

Sacking both Michael Moore and Jeremy Browne is not something Nick would have been able to contemplate a year ago.

I did not - do not - quite understand how some are able to contemplate his anti-semitism with indifference.

"The fact that [Morrissey] has spent the three years since March 2008 recording albums, touring, promoting his new work and presumably doing well enough commercially to be able now to contemplate funding this libel claim, shows that his reputation has been unaffected.