I contemplated quietly about how little I was contributing to society.
It's one thing to consider how much about me my parents have a right to know; it's another to contemplate how much about my daughter I have a right to know — or even want to know.
In contemplating a Moses painting, we can perchance, contemplate how we feel about ourselves through the iridescent moods for which Moses' work is known.
Wilson wrote: "Contemplate just how quickly times have changed.
And so it's staggering to contemplate just how little of Steve Jobs's genius ever permeated the nation's politics, and how much he understood about modern America that those who govern it still don't.
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Likewise, Shirley Hazzard wrote with great seriousness of purpose in her modern tragedy The Transit of Venus (1980), an ironic love story devised to contemplate how strangely things come about.
But even as cities contemplate how to reverse population declines, demographers expressed caution about whether civic leaders could influence immigration patterns.
For another doofus option, press here to contemplate how a woman says she swam across the Atlantic but actually only swam about 250 miles.
He said in the memo: "I just wanted to say that, as you contemplate how you might vote, we must all be clear about what signal this vote will send to the owner.
