Sentence examples for having pondered it from inspiring English sources
However, having pondered it myself, my answer is NO! Frank, you have no idea how hard it is for this nice atheist to defend herself philosophically on Heaven.
They may have pondered it, but there is no conclusive evidence to say the symbol even existed in their language.
Quite by accident, I discovered that others have pondered it at even greater length.
Wouldn't it be better not to waste time trying, and to devote all our efforts to research to find a cure for cancer instead?" When this question is put to Dr. Hueper, he replies with the thoughtfulness of one who has pondered it long.
For Green, and for almost everyone else who has pondered it, the problem of political obligation is a moral problem, and the obligation in question is a kind of moral obligation.
McMaster's nonpromotion has not been widely reported, yet every officer I spoke with knew about it and had pondered its implications.
"Could it be that the power to bore us to tears is a clue to what art is and why it is so important?" Historical male thinkers, like Kierkegaard and Fromm, have pondered what it means to be bored, categorizing it as a state that must be defeated or an unwanted symptom of feeling alienated and industrialized or even privileged.
We have pondered over it here.
Some have pondered how it may be used to help severely disabled people control computers.
— is one that every visitor to an underdeveloped country has pondered, and it doesn't have an answer.
