When asked whether Lamoriello could work with Steinbrenner, Lombardi sighed and said, "Geez," before contemplating the notion.
Those are the words of Samuel Beckett, contemplating the notion of writing for radio in a 1956 letter.
The crux of the problem is that we are completely allergic to even contemplating the notion that young teenagers do often have sexual urges.
Falwell laughed as if contemplating the notion that Liberty, with its sedate, no-partying campus atmosphere, could be overrun by wanton, uninhibited football players.
Earlier this year, in a talk to the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Ellison suggested that the time has come to start contemplating the notion of a "maximum wage".
Former presidents Ernesto Zedillo and Vicente Fox, novelists Carlos Fuentes and Angeles Mastretta, Nobel Prize-winning chemist Mario Molina, and movie star Gael García Bernal have all expressed support for this idea, and polls show that ordinary Mexicans are increasingly willing to contemplate the notion.
Let's not even contemplate the notion that the government isn't doing its job properly, but instead assume that today's young people aren't prepared to graft.
In the end, Lisa's carefully constructed narrative collapses, leaving her to contemplate the notion that wellness lies in our ability to embrace the complexities and contradictions of life.
Warlike fanfares (often led by the tenors) abound.Other pieces, like Die mit Tränen, contemplate the notion of peace or redemption in death using lilting triple-meter interruptions and chiaroscuro contrasts.
So thorough is our dairy indoctrination that it requires a total gestalt switch to contemplate the notion that milk may help to cause the very diseases it's meant to prevent.
I spent my days walking my mini-island, contemplating the notion — as outsiders have done for two millenniums — whether these most-isolated little islands in the heart of the Pacific Ocean are in fact Heaven on Earth.
