Sentence examples for contemplated one of from inspiring English sources
As an American soldier peered out of a passing tank, a young engineering student and a retired accountant contemplated one of the more common questions on the streets of Baghdad: Did the soldier's wraparound sunglasses give him X-ray vision?
Kelly, 23, came out when he was 19, in a Facebook post that was shared widely, scandalizing Hutterites who'd presumably never contemplated one of their own could be gay.
To determine how much time people devoted to such thoughts, the researchers asked 283 students age 18 to 25 to use clickers (golf score counters), whenever they contemplated one of life's three basic needs.
"Let me be clear to everyone developing or contemplating one of these deals," announced Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee.
The painter Fred Tomaselli is seen in a low-ceilinged loft without natural light, contemplating one of his hallucinogenic nocturnes.
Contemplating one of these shells in Wim Wenders' film Wings Of Desire, the Peter Falk character says, "Ah, yes, this is the station where stations terminate".
One day, as your eyes contemplate one of these objects passing by, you hear someone call out and name this large, steel box: a Car.
To that end, two classes of problems are contemplated: one where the processes and the observations are linear functions of the states with additive and Gaussian perturbations and another where the functions are nonlinear and/or the noises are not Gaussian.
April is dicey in Vermont, and I careered eastward over the hogback mountain on Route 9 through a snowstorm, contemplating one advantage of horses over cars: horses don't skid.
Contemplating one or more of his varsity letters there, he cut the leg off the "R".
(Why provide regulators with the recipe for hemlock juice when champagne will be back on the menu once election season is over?) But there is, too, the existential question of contemplating one's own mortality: the notion that the banks might find it hard to acknowledge and address the conditions under which they might need to be broken up.
