Sentence examples similar to child ponder from inspiring English sources

The warriors seem to be encapsulated by the a stone-cradling child, "pondering what to do with/of it".

Two children ponder this tough-to-answer question.

Children ponder these issues when reluctantly surrendering to the end of another summer.

The show lets children ponder the question by having them step into the shoes of scientists and aliens (if aliens wear shoes).

I can imagine parents out there who might give it to children pondering Wall Street careers.

As the children pondered where to deliver their speeches, their teachers did their best to help them makes sense of the shutdown.

The paintings of planes flying through nighttime and daytime skies between the United States and China invite children to ponder geography and the sky above their own homes.

Huw Lewis, the Welsh government's minister for education and skills told the Cardiff parliament that RE should be renamed, "[transforming] it into the religion, philosophy and ethics element of the curriculum – where there is an explicit commitment to allowing children to ponder ideas around ethics and citizenship".

The aim is to allow children to "ponder ideas around ethics and citizenship and what it means to be a citizen of a free country", with schools needing to "rise to the challenge of community cohesion".

Removing thinking time from the child who ponders.

I set up targets, bought bows for my children, started pondering the differences between deflex and reflex in the way a bow bends.