Sentence examples for contemplated as much from inspiring English sources

The drink is presented like a work of antiquity, to be contemplated as much as consumed, whereupon its maker retreats, eschewing the barkeep's old role of conversational ringleader.

"Think and contemplate as much as you can before making a decision, because that will determine the direction of the country and also your grandchildren's future".

It is hardly a problem that most of us have to contemplate – as much as we might like to dream that it were the case.

A Trump administration was never contemplated as an actual reality, and so when we found ourselves suddenly living in that world it felt so much worse.

The grade separations had been contemplated as early as 1942.

EastEnders is the most commercial of all the soaps and we need to be ahead of them, not behind them". As Coronation Street looks forward to its golden jubilee, it has as much to contemplate as to celebrate.

"All customers know is if they like it or don't like it". If that's too much to contemplate as you grind your morning beans, leave it to the growing cadre of certified pros.

He has much to contemplate, as his family has suffered from Swaziland's current drought, as well as from the recent forest fires that swept his community.

Besides the Catholic Church the mainland rulers have much else to contemplate as they prepare for their negotiations with Portugal's chief delegate to the United Nations, Ruy Barbosa Medina, who will head Lisbon's delegations in the talks.

Seven days after investing so much nervous energy in the Grand National, the sport today contemplates as tepid a Saturday as can be found in its calendar.

It is as fascinating to contemplate as it is unlikely.