Sentence examples for be contemplated than from inspiring English sources

A more glorious sight cannot be contemplated than the sun glistening off that massive ice-clad mountain towering more than 2,000 stories into the air.

I know, not the prettiest of thoughts; there are far nicer ideas to be contemplating than your own demise.

The fatty part — the deckle, sold as "brisket moist" (the less marbled part, the flat, is sold as "brisket lean") — should first be contemplated with nothing more than bare fingers and closed eyes.

This seems indicative of how he wants his essays to function: less like art-objects (beautiful, stable things to be contemplated at a distance) than a training ground for how we might relate differently to the world and one another through how we relate to the text.

The authors report that in addition to accelerating the training of conventional sized models, their framework can also train models that are larger than could be contemplated otherwise.

Specifically in this case one wonders why conditions would be contemplated for any reason other than pure politics.

Those visages can be contemplated with far more sensuous contentment than the Egyptian queen's bulbous, knotty and eroded features stamped on gold coins from the first century B.C.

The selection of VP1 and 3D regions also showed that incorporation of primer design considerations must be contemplated sooner in the design process than it has been currently done to prevent the selection of regions that cannot be used.

Fewer people will be contemplating your presence than you think; they have their own angst to deal with.

But a civil action has also apparently been contemplated for much longer than a few days.

Our only objection was that he didn't go further: In fact, the jobs report underscored the need for an even bigger boost than is contemplated by the measure, now clocking in at roughly $800 billion.