Sentence examples for are contemplating something from inspiring English sources

However, you are contemplating something unethical — keeping your contacts out of the company database when you're required to submit them.

Facebook will create a permanent home in East London for their Developer Garage programme (currently the FDGL meets at TechHub, but interesting they are contemplating something 'permanent' whatever that means).

This contemplation Plotinus interpreted as cognitive identity, since if the Demiurge were contemplating something outside of itself, what would be inside of itself would be only an image or representation of eternal reality (see V 5) -- and so, it would not actually know what it contemplates, as that is in itself.

She seemed to be contemplating something, but Kostya couldn't imagine what.

And, at a time of growing public unease about keeping cetaceans in captivity, it was contemplating something unprecedented: moving its eight dolphins to a sanctuary.

But when he announced the spin-outs, Mr. Kozlowski said Tyco executives had been contemplating something like this for about a year.

Now Mr. Santamaria is contemplating something worse: uprooting his entire holding of 30 hectares, or 75 acres, within sight of France's mountainous border with Spain.

Indeed thus far it seems so easy for the Underwoods that for a while they seemed to be contemplating something truly chilling: breeding.

I recommend the code's crystalline "decision guide" to any employee who is contemplating something that might not merely make them look exceptionally silly, but cost them their job.

Now the FSA is contemplating something similar, if only to keep up with practices which have long been acceptable among City analysts and big institutions.The FSA's idea is to permit managers to invite chosen shareholders to take on the status of corporate "insiders".

At the beginning we hear about "a couple of kids" and are made to wonder whether "he's fucking her and she's / Taking pills or wearing a diaphragm,"; by the end we're contemplating something which is not only a world away from this kind of speech, but actually "Rather than words" altogether.