Sentence examples for but contemplated from inspiring English sources

From her apartment in Paris, a photographer's studio under the eaves of a building on the Place Saint Sulpice, she not only recorded what she saw but contemplated the mechanics of perception.

He became an all-American at the University of Kansas but contemplated suicide, a half-Indian, half-white who felt an acute sense of not belonging, who was asked to step away from team photos, prevented from rooming with black and white friends.

A rigorous hammam gommage followed by a massage rendered me blissfully paralysed, unable to do anything but contemplate the intricately designed ceiling in the relaxation area.

But contemplating baby Keion led me straight to a a black mother's biggest fear, mingling inside me along with the common aches and pains of motherhood.

But contemplate the stories brought together in this book, and the writers at that newspaper will seem simply to have stated the truth.

The party born in a township church in 1912 is at a crossroads, looking back on a proud heritage beyond praise, but contemplating an uncertain and perilous future.

When the preparations were complete, she had nothing to do but contemplate her finished draft and wait for the appearance of her cousins from the distant north.

They watched Carmelo Anthony finally finish his one-man show with a flourish and with 41 points that sent the Knicks off to Miami for Game 5 on Wednesday night, more crippled than ever but contemplating a miracle.

It may be good for us to contemplate such serenity, but contemplating serenity is not the same as the serenity itself.

Reinforcing the necessity of rethink the planning of the public spaces focusing in the Universal Design, but contemplating explicitly the studied group perceptions by the Service Quality concept.

We don't escape, but contemplate and reshape.