The decision to go or not to go weighed heavily on him as he carefully contemplated the subject of duty and country.
Of course, later he changes his mind and that whole quandary is overturned, but this is only one of countless iterations of such trouble in contemplating his subject matter.
This fact will remain to be elucidated since our sample does not contemplate these subjects.
"Let Me Down Easy" contemplates its subject through no such organizing prism.
In Mr. Shore's photographs, a descriptive, almost deadpan, quality lets the viewer contemplate the subject without ambiguity.
Quatro doesn't just idly contemplate this subject; she cannot let it go, and her characters endure repeated emotional flayings over it.
In a book that repeatedly and variously contemplates the subject of memory, Mr. Block begins by describing a strange love affair.
Contemplating the subject of travel safety in a dangerous time, I went online to a government Web site, www.travel.state.gov, where the State Department posts a long list, country by country, of current international travel warnings.
By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 1, 1973 P. 59 In a review of "The Waltz of the Toreadors", written by Jean Anouilh when he was in his forties, writer contemplates the subject of age.
His book also asks us to re-evaluate the roles that privacy, anonymity and altruism play in the current "system of flesh exchange" — which, as disturbing as it is to contemplate, is subject, like those for other commodities, to the brutal marketplace equations of supply and demand.
