Sentence examples for have often contemplated from inspiring English sources

I have often contemplated the pros and cons.

Politicians have often contemplated tidying up this patchwork; none has done so.

He did not mention that he, too, had often contemplated killing himself.

He had won only eight matches this year until his Wimbledon run, and has often contemplated retirement.

He had often contemplated his own assassination, gleefully predicting that the whole country would go up in flames.

For herself, college is now on Ms. Viera's radar; it is something she has often contemplated.

Rail capacity is currently administratively allocated in Europe, whereas the economic literature has often contemplated the opportunity of introducing market mechanisms, auctions in particular, into this industry.

She revealed that, since Alan's death, she had often contemplated suicide herself.

I've often contemplated some kind of tummy tuck surgery but I know this is not the answer.

"I have often thought, contemplating a page of Talmud, that it bears a certain uncanny resemblance to a home page on the Internet, where nothing is whole in itself but where icons and text boxes are doorways through which visitors pass into an infinity of cross-referenced texts and conversations".

"There have often been times when people contemplate taking their life, people who ask me to help them take their life.