Sentence examples for contemplate through from inspiring English sources

Awarding tenure is a sacred trust, which one must always contemplate through the prism of how it will affect each child, each class and the hundreds of pupils throughout the years.

Coming after Sept. 11, the show gives everybody in town a chance to contemplate through altered eyes the Rembrandt of Punkin Crick, as a critic acidly named him years ago.

IN an uncanny boon for the Guggenheim, if you're cynically minded, the fortuitous arrival of the two-year-old Norman Rockwell traveling exhibition in New York after Sept. 11 gives everybody in town a chance to contemplate through altered eyes the Rembrandt of Punkin Crick, as a critic acidly dubbed him years ago.

The Wild West of the interior is more comfortably contemplated through the window of an air-conditioned 21st-century automobile.

And thus the hazy morning of the next summer day is often contemplated through the secondary haze of a hangover.

The historian Peter Gay, who wrote an introduction, said the pictures "let us walk through Freud's rooms, sit at his desk, and contemplate, almost through his eyes, the objects he collected and cherished".

His Journey of the Mind to God (1259) was a masterpiece showing the way by which man as a creature ought to love and contemplate God through Christ after the example of St. Francis.

In the cinema version the good guy is never allowed even to contemplate going through with his side of the bargain - at worst he risks being thought guilty by other people.

If I was [scared], I wouldn't have been able to do this, I wouldn't have been able to even contemplate going through this.

The truth is that everyone needs a little solitude now and then, and some need it more than others, to reflect, contemplate, think through the greater meaning of your life and to simply sort out the issues of everyday living.

The regulars contemplate the world through eyes that are inscrutable slits of suspicion and hostility.