I contemplated the point of living -- but not because I feel worthless.
Small wonder that today's residents are utterly uninterested in any visitor who strolls among the monoliths, contemplating the low points of miscalculated 20th-century urban engineering and political ideology made manifest in concrete.
I suspect colleges, like FM, will be contemplating the balance between these points of view for some time.
At 88, Bob Watson, an adviser at Valerie Wilson Travel, has had plenty of time to contemplate the finer points of alcohol consumption.
Rather, at its best, it gives us a sanctuary in which we can contemplate the turning points in our lives, become mindful of our emotions, and reflect on the meanings we find in our stories.
We suggest that researchers may find such variables a useful starting point for contemplating the design and analysis of future economic evaluations.
From autonomous cars to drones deciding what targets to hit to robotic doctors, we're at the point where many are contemplating the life and death decisions AI robots will have to make.
"You Make Me Feel So Young," 13 of whose 16 songs Ms. Cook said she had never performed before, is a show about aging, sex, regret, triumph, love and loss, all contemplated from the point of view of a mature woman who is not ready to drop out of the game.
At one point the book even contemplates the sexual allure of Milan Kundera -- from the point of view of Delphine Roux, but still: as a writer, Roth knows how to have fun.
For now, it's just a little disconcerting to contemplate the idea that, at this point, scripted drama's future looks a lot like its past.
It would not be scaremongering to contemplate this as the point of no return for a struggling NHS.
