Sentence examples for contemplated questions from inspiring English sources

The resulting transcontinental shouting match between Dr. Pollack and Dr. Berg set off a debate among biologists around the world as they contemplated questions that seemed lifted from science fiction.

ABOUT six years ago, Steve McNair stood in front of his mother's modest home in Mount Olive, Miss., and contemplated questions I asked about the path he had chosen.

Two centuries ago, Kant and Hegel spent much of their lives contemplating questions about art and aesthetics.

Produced by the writer and activist Tanya Selvaratnam and directed by Chiara Clemente, the series has an unexpected lightness, as the stars contemplate questions about performing in New York as opposed to not, dealing with critics, health care, and so on.

Ida is a four-piece band intent on sounding smaller and more private, the better to contemplate questions like "Am I still the one you wanted me to be?" That song, "Maybelle," unfolds over nearly seven minutes of billowing counterpoint, a minimalist bossa nova that never resolves itself.

While authorities continue to seek information about these two passengers, the travel industry is being forced to contemplate questions of its own.

Plus, it inspires us to contemplate questions we wouldn't normally consider: For example, if Alabama football was a marketing strategy, which marketing strategy would it be?

As we think upon the life of the deceased -- its beginning, its course and its ending -- we are each led to think of our own lives, and to contemplate questions of mortality and meaning.

We believe that understanding and addressing the social determinants of health and health disparities starts by contemplating questions such as those above.

He did not condemn other sorts of inquiry, but himself contemplated profound questions about the nature of love, suffering and God that could not be answered through his usual means.

At dinner, the guests contemplated these questions out loud.