It causes contemplation upon extended viewing, or through the Solaris metaphor.
And nothing about the series has caused more contemplation than a theory popularized by Uproxx that says Steve Harrington, Nancy's boo, is possibly the father of Jean-Ralphio from "Parks and Recreation". .
The startling announcement that such a measure was in contemplation may have caused some readers of The Times to brush up their school-boy recollections by a hasty glance at the Classical Dictionary, and the anachronism may have struck them as no less singular than that the celebration should take place at Athens, instead of on the grassy banks of the river Alpheus in far-famed Olympia.
For it is well known that even the contemplation of doing so caused this complex and delicate man extreme physical and mental distress; and it certainly seems plausible that Darwin felt that limiting himself to the comparative method, contrasting humans with apes, and merely conjecturing about possible transitional forms, was somehow the safest route to take.
"I would have thought he would have given cause for contemplation," O'Neill said of the 22-year-old.
"It's merely that many have demonstrated a kind of low-level, destructive and universal incompetence that causes the mind to reel in the contemplation of it.
More specifically, he thought the admiring contemplation of beauty that actually exists and causes your contemplation is significantly better than an otherwise similar contemplation of merely imagined beauty, and better by more than can be attributed to the existence of the beauty on its own.
And in this contemplation of a city and its causes, others found kindred souls.
Even if the names could be derived from contemplation of the world's intelligible structure, we apply them in theology to the cause of that structure and not to the structure itself.
The chapter concludes with a contemplation of the future.
It's just a contemplation of mortality.
