Sentence examples for contemplates the idea from inspiring English sources

Brian Barder London  Good to hear that Vince Cable contemplates the idea of a state bank (Cable reveals £1bn backing for bank to fund small firms, 24 September).

Curle shifts slightly on his sofa at the Cumbrian rugby club where Carlisle have been training (with waterlogging rendering their normal practise pitches off limits, they have adopted a nomadic existence) and contemplates the idea.

In particular, Ænimas final track "Third Eye" is preceded by a clip of Hicks' performances, and the lenticular casing of the Ænima album packaging as well as the chorus of the title track "Ænema" make reference to a sketch from Hicks's Arizona Bay, in which he contemplates the idea of Los Angeles falling into the Pacific Ocean.

When Trump contemplates the idea of a Muslim registry or Clinton uses the community as a pawn for policies, it reinforces a false narrative that Muslims are not part of American society, and contributes to a notion that we are and will always be outsiders.

I don't want to contemplate the idea.

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

Too much to contemplate the idea that the whole country might be actually connected.

It's sort of cosmic to contemplate the idea of breaking down attention into its anatomical components.

It is not surprising that the U.S.T.A. decided to open the program here, after it spent years contemplating the idea.

The East End's producers of good francs might well contemplate the idea of forging links with their upstate counterparts.

The first discipline a politician has to learn is never to look down, never to contemplate the idea of failure.