Sentence examples similar to even so pondering from inspiring English sources
As when there is a heavy swell upon the sea, but the waves are dumb- they keep their eyes on the watch for the quarter whence the fierce winds may spring upon them, but they stay where they are and set neither this way nor that, till some particular wind sweeps down from heaven to determine them- even so did the old man ponder whether to make for the crowd of Danaans, or go in search of Agamemnon.
Even so, the film's sophistication creates space for us to ponder deeper, unanswered questions.
Even so, Kasparov was soon burying his face deep into his hands as he pondered his moves, while Karpov's eyes darted around the board.
Even so, some in the Buddhist community see the tragedy as an opportunity to publicly ponder some difficult questions.
Even so, on the form book, it is too much to hope that this moment in his own personal life might be a teachable one, and cause Jeremy to ponder the common decency of his position.
A topic such as the restriction of Carles Puyol, the club captain who has been affected by injury, to five minutes as a substitute, was not even worth pondering when United were so often incapable of making trouble.
On Veteran's Day this year, marking as it does one hundred years since the outbreak of the "War to End All Wars," it behooves Americans not only to pause and consider its war dead even if just doing so by pondering the anonymous tale of a single lapidary name, but also to think about a contemporary society where the whole concept of such binding sacrifice is equally dead.
This nihilism held even when pondering selfless actions.
Part-time citizen-lawmakers who pride themselves on being so parsimonious that they do not have staffs or even offices are pondering how to use an enormous budget surplus.
