Sentence examples for contemplated ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carey and others have contemplated ideas to make the publishing company less vulnerable, including making Mr. Klein's education division a part of the newly formed company.

Ward contemplated ideas around heaven and hell directly in his more mainstream, but nevertheless distinctive Hollywood experiment, 1998's What Dreams May Come.

They are, however, gently prodded to contemplate ideas; a couple of years ago, Cucinelli installed all over town ceramic plaques inscribed with quotes from various sages.

I know that many think so, but I tend to think that education is more formally deliberative, more a matter of contemplating ideas and possible courses of action than of implementing ideas and actually taking action.

Compassion will open the door to your children being able to contemplate ideas and experiences that will enrich their lives and expand their world view.

While this was being serialised, Hergé began contemplating ideas for his new Tintin adventure, toying with the idea of a story surrounding a dangerous invention that Calculus had developed.

Colleagues and I contemplated such ideas in the late 1970s, as a solution to Britain's huge nationalised industry sector, but we quickly abandoned it.

The idea for the Santa Monica-based startup arose from a lunchtime conversation between Lee and Yeom, where they contemplated the idea of taking one of the fastest-growing segments of retail online.

Paul Nicholls, his trainer, had contemplated the idea earlier in the season.

Until just a week ago, few Republicans had contemplated the idea of Mr. Santorum as a formidable competitor in the early-voting states beyond Iowa.

It's the first time this 31-year-old mother of five has earned more than minimum wage in her life, let alone contemplated the idea of owning a business.