Sentence examples for he ruminated on from inspiring English sources

Climbing into a limousine one day, he ruminated on why Lincoln aced Cadillac in the black car business.

Once, after his bike was apparently stolen (it turned out he'd left it at a friend's), he ruminated on the wisdom of locking one's bike: This was the first theft in many, many years of very carefree living.

And he ruminated on turning biographies into movies: though Kinsey compresses several characters into one, and teases more out of the love stories than the evidence strictly suggests, Gathorne-Hardy is so pleased with it he's already seen it three times.

He ruminated on the evening in future retrospect and recalled every gesture, every word.

Back in London to recuperate, he ruminated on a saner way to live.

He ruminated on the role of the Army, currently the de facto ruling authority.

To reinforce that point, he ruminates on whether "jackass" is one word or two.

As Jónas sees out his punishment on a deserted island, he ruminates on his misfortunes.

He ruminates on fatherhood and childhood, the sea and the idea of the sea.

Herzog is on firmer ground when he ruminates on the nature of artificial intelligence.

Still, he achieves an autumnal tone as he ruminates on memory's slippery hold on life and on art.