Sentence examples for better contemplate from inspiring English sources

I backed up the beach and sat on a dunnage plank to better contemplate what was happening.

But in the N.F.L. game of "Your Hide or Mine," Edwards better contemplate a change, and he is.

It is questionable if it is central in the mainstream of Christian mysticism, for example, where typically the mystic forgets all else only to better contemplate God.

Their first production is a heightened version of "The Cherry Orchard" done as a tragi-farce to parallel modern Soviet life with its long, soul-deadening lines, more Beckett than Chekhov, with people waiting for something better, contemplating dashed idealism, yearning for some sort of redeeming strength.

Better to contemplate the possibility of music's falling silent altogether.

It's a series of five oversize, fruit-shaped chairs that visitors can sit in, the better to contemplate the manicured artificiality of the lawn.

But it's the roti I come for, most recently a solitary visit, all the better to contemplate their glory uninterrupted.

Better to contemplate the horror of those who must destroy something alien to them, to build new Buddhas elsewhere and to create a festival reminding visitors that no culture, East or West, is isolated from the others.

Ida is a four-piece band intent on sounding smaller and more private, the better to contemplate questions like "Am I still the one you wanted me to be?" That song, "Maybelle," unfolds over nearly seven minutes of billowing counterpoint, a minimalist bossa nova that never resolves itself.

Far better to contemplate Mitch McConnell.

If Mr Hague is right, and if desperate times require desperate remedies, he had better be contemplating some pretty massive spending cuts in order to combat this insidious malaise.