Sentence examples for been mulled from inspiring English sources
verb
To work (over) mentally; to cogitate; to ruminate; usually with over.
- To mull a thought or a problem
Closing the small district courts and sending their cases to larger courts has been mulled for years.
The nature and meaning of the gift has been mulled by philosophers, anthropologists and economists for many decades.
Indeed, they are responsible for ditching the proposed tax reform.Realistic proposals to merge some of the Länder have been mulled over for years but without result.
It is unlikely that too many options have been mulled over by the England management about the make-up of their team for this match.
By the time the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Mr. Emanuel was indeed qualified to run for mayor, the question had been mulled by lawyers, election officials, judges and ordinary voters for months.
When watching an actor directed by Mr. Moss, one gets the sense that each choice has been mulled over and decided with considerable intelligence, and each moment fits snugly into the whole.
"Before the funeral we had not been mulling things over.
From the dawn of culture, we have been mulling cataclysm.
I've been mulling over some thorny issues this week.
Since then, Mr Obama has been mulling his options.
He has been mulling over ways to recreate it indoors.
