Sentence examples for contemplation about this from inspiring English sources

Reading about how "This American Life" allowed Daisey's fabrications to be broadcast, I was reminded of Johnathan D'Agata's recent book, "The Lifespan of a Fact," which has inspired controversy and contemplation about this exact issue of truth versus fact (not to mention a wonderful blog post by my colleague Hannah Goldfield).

The Australian Open begins in a few hours, and with the season's first Grand Slam tournament comes contemplation about the year ahead.

When someone is diagnosed with a severe disease they are forced to face up to the reality of their own mortality and this leads to introspection or contemplation about their relationships with other people and the world in general.

This whole series started in my contemplation about my own body and my own spirit.

"The Old National Gallery is a place of contemplation about who we are, as Germans," he told reporters this week.

He decided to flee Matamoros after one night of deep contemplation about his future.

Not so some Labour colleagues, who wish Miliband would spend some time in quiet contemplation about what he got wrong.

It is a turnaround sprung from deep contemplation about a moment that she could have let remain toxic for her.

Since the early days of Christianity, however, the themes that these scenes symbolize have been the basis for thought and contemplation about Mary.

It is the longest he has ever been out of the spotlight, and it has afforded him some degree of peace and contemplation, about his career and his life.

When the market downturn hit, said Alan Schall, a senior executive at Atlantic Realty and the project manager of the Continental, "we slowed construction, and there was definitely some contemplation about stopping".