Sentence examples for by pondering from inspiring English sources

We begin where we end by pondering Filth's absence.

Instead, like a fan, she claims them by pondering them.

The writer ends by pondering some of the more profound issues raised by the death penalty.

By pondering Babel's stories, Trilling avowed, the reader builds an inner political decency.

Traffic within Europe fell by over 10% in September and October, while traffic from Europe to America and Asia fell by 35 % and 17 respectively.During previous slumps, airline bosses have consoled themselves by pondering the industry's long-term growth prospects.

Campbell starts off by pondering Plato's cave: his book's title, he writes, is "a vague way of saying that I wanted to philosophize about cars, to look at the effect they have on our lives beyond what we perceive".

The tombs are carved out of the rocks, and on V C them are Sassanid reliefs and inscriptions, including one inviting passers-by to ponder "how many are the countries which King Darius held".

That means that you can just let the story slip pleasantly by while pondering the great mystery forever linked to it: This thing won the best-play Tony Award?

More pondering by Kitaru.

And that pondering – by readers, authors and publishers – seems already to be paying off.

In 1978, his company, Minnetonka, introduced Softsoap, inspired by Mr. Taylor's pondering the mess that a bar of soap quickly makes in the dish.