Sentence examples similar to contemplating which one from inspiring English sources
I often march around the house in one of my soldier uniforms, contemplating which country I should invade.
"One in five". I recall scanning the room, morbidly contemplating which of the women around me had the same condition, hiding it over laughter and lunch.
How grim and sere to contemplate a world in which one would have to live in constant vigilance of one's friends?
Barcelona's Cardinal Ricard Maria Carles believes that only divine inspiration could have produced such a monument to God. "Can anyone acquainted with [Gaudi's] work believe that all which one contemplates could possibly have been produced only by cold thought?" he has asked.
The relationship between people (as knowers of a sort) and philosophers (as thinkers)—which is an important underlying theme that runs throughout the book is not a closed loop, in which one party contemplates the other's thoughts about itself.
Awarding tenure is a sacred trust, which one must always contemplate through the prism of how it will affect each child, each class and the hundreds of pupils throughout the years.
