Sentence examples for contemplated those from inspiring English sources

As Misrach noted when he contemplated those Playboy magazines used for target practice: "Every aspect of our society … was riddled with violence".

("In the era of Instagram, isn't every day a red-carpet event, a photo opportunity?") When I contemplated those dresses, what struck me was their willful nostalgia; preppy clothes may be inherently nostalgic, but the whimsy of these items seemed over the top.

The ramifications of the changes and, more important, how provincial actors contemplated those changes are addressed in the two main parts of the book, which focus on space and on time.

I tried, and failed, to contemplate those tissues of misery as found art.

But neither Owen nor Dascombe were really interested in contemplating those.

This entertaining but facile book suggests that Mr. Russo is himself contemplating those same questions.

Millions of disappointed yes voters will be left to contemplate those wilted roses, the further devolution deal being offered instead.

Getting either party to contemplate those changes may be more of a challenge than anyone's ready to take on.

It's a line that sends you back to study those satellite images, and to contemplate those who dwell under Mr. Kim's inky moral darkness.

Rather than putting up a buffer between ourselves and those outside our immediate sphere, poems devise means to contemplate those others and to take in their perspectives.

His nose wasn't the only part of his anatomy that he thumbed at the world: "My ass contemplates those who talk behind my back".