Sentence examples for always pondering from inspiring English sources

But the multifaceted Early Pearl, ever observant and always pondering, shines as bright as any ­diamond.

Grandma Knows Best In "Pride and Prejudice," Mrs. Bennet is always pondering the rules of social engagement, calculating who is friend and who is foe and how her daughters can marry into a good family (or at least one whose money is good).

She is consistently five minutes late, rarely caught up on her laundry, and always pondering what this says about her.

Time and time again I have said that we are all here on a different journey, yes; but still always pondering what moves people.

I always ponder that question.

Even readers who think they know all there is to know about dogs may find themselves looking at and interacting with their companions in ways that enrich their time together". "This is a gem of a book, packed with information that answers the questions you have always pondered, and some that you may not have considered (such as 'Do dogs prefer to lift one leg more than the other?').

After his death I pondered the questions I always ponder, "what did his life mean" and "what do any of our lives mean?".

If these are the questions you always ponder on, then it is the case of bruised ego rather than a broken heart.

I still didn't think that I could, but I would always ponder the thought when I saw all those glorious race photos on Facebook.

But he also wants to remind us that "it's not the skricket of the cricket/but its silence that is clairvoyant," that it's always worth pondering "what would that letter after Z look like".

"But it was always worth pondering, because that's what a truly great artist makes us do.