Professors here find themselves contemplating the science of the heart and mind in new ways.
Any season, any occasion, I find myself contemplating cookie shapes and the decoration thereof.
And in all sorts of once-comfortable places, people find themselves contemplating things they never contemplated before.
So he was a little surprised to find himself contemplating an ambitious history of socialist and communist thought, from the French Revolution to the Russian Revolution.
How did the President of the United States find himself contemplating nuclear assault against the Soviet Union on behalf of Mao Zedong's China while still embroiled in Vietnam?
Tantrums and sleepless nights have been superseded by teenagehood's slow prising-apart: time alone, once desirable, is now alarming; and the parents, Adam and Emma, find themselves contemplating their impending obsolescence with dismay.
Depending on which direction you walk in, you may find yourself contemplating African textiles, a wall of oral history recordings, a moped, or the original founder's collection of popular pottery.
Not that there's much season left, and from contemplating going top of the East before this game started, New York now find themselves contemplating a run-in that includes two tough road trips to Houston, as well as one in Seattle.
Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic cast his startled regard back along the length of Jewish history looking for a parallel example of arrant stupidity and found, instead, what Jews around the world have long been accustomed to find in contemplating ourselves and that history: an inborn, half-legendary agility of intellect, amounting almost to a magical power.
A couple of polls in October found a narrow balance of Swedish opinion in favour of joining the first positive ratio since May.So when Britain does get round to making its own choice, late in 2001, perhaps, or in 2002, it may well find itself contemplating a different map of the monetary union.
