Sentence examples for contemplated he would from inspiring English sources

He also told Senator John McCain, of Arizona, a leading opponent of the use of torture, that, if any changes to the law or to the Army Field Manual itself were contemplated, he would be sure to come back to Congress and talk about it.

"I hadn't heard it even contemplated he would do a full slate," one big Yahoo investor said.

In New York City, a graduate student contemplated whether he would quit his doctoral program to rejoin his wife in Iran after she was blocked from returning to the United States.

Because of the hamstring pull, he couldn't run and he contemplated whether he would ever run competitively again.

While giving himself permission to interpret Islam in a far more liberal way than most Muslims would contemplate, he deconstructs the received story of the life of Jesus, and posits another version, as though the historical facts of his life are both knowable and essential.

Hunting awarded the goal as Sherwood sat on the Wembley turf astounded at the decision, contemplating what he would refer to as "the worst moment of my career".

Articles purporting to be news spent thousands upon thousands of words contemplating whether he would enter the race, to the point that before he even entered, he was running second in the national polls for the Republican nomination.

Nitschke conceded that if a patient visited him at his surgery and told him they were contemplating suicide he would have an obligation to make a "more rigorous assessment" because they were specifically seeking medical advice, but this obligation did not extend to the people he met through Exit.

Marthinus Pretorius hoped to achieve either federation or amalgamation with the Orange Free State, but before he could contemplate this he would have to unite the Transvaal.

Kaihu was missing and Robinson was contemplating how he would break the news to his family when Kaihu walked in, having swum back to Los Negros.

During all these hours of labor, Dubos was always thinking about experiments, contemplating what he would do that week in the laboratory, or honing his thoughts on a new lecture or book, so the time was not wasted.