Sentence examples for always contemplated from inspiring English sources

"The Freedom of Information Act always contemplated such a 'safe space' and I believe effective government requires it.

A spokesman for the agency said, "It was always contemplated that it might be necessary to take this step".

"He has always contemplated that a substantial portion of the overall site would be devoted to an appropriate memorial," said Howard J. Rubenstein, his spokesman.

Hitler had always contemplated the overthrow of the Soviet regime, and though he had congratulated himself on the German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact of 1939 as a matter of expediency, anti-Bolshevism had remained his most profound emotional conviction.

"He's always liked a European solution and always contemplated the LSE as a possible partner," the analyst added.

I always contemplated a nose job, mine is really too big for my face.

We're always, always contemplating tax issues".

"She's always contemplating what could happen," Wally Szczerbiak, the Minnesota forward, said.

Awarding tenure is a sacred trust, which one must always contemplate through the prism of how it will affect each child, each class and the hundreds of pupils throughout the years.

If you got bored with the mysteries of creation, you could always contemplate the question of just how your host, a Ukrainian Jew from Bensonhurst, came by that Kermit-meets-Plimpton accent.

But if all else fails he could always contemplate a career as batting coach, having last night put forward a suggestion or two on how Kevin Pietersen might deal with 90mph outswingers.