Sentence examples for kept pondering from inspiring English sources

As a freelance writer, I kept pondering over these words.

He kept pondering the questions 'will I get the job if I am black or will I get the job if I am Hispanic?

Beyond the gift, I kept pondering on how wonderful Nigeria will become if more 27-year olds like Brian and even those younger, will decide to change the narrative; if only people will decide to use the little things around them to do much.

Overall this is a brilliant story which is very hard to find fault in; it kept me pondering over the mind boggling concept of time travel, which is made about as believable as it ever could be by Ross Welford, for long after I finished the story.

"One animal that keeps me pondering is the shark," says Skerry in the book.

Writing a conclusion is your chance to create traction in the reader's memory and to keep your audience pondering the global warming issue beyond reading your piece.

"The Cherry Orchard" is, like "The Seagull," one of those plays about unhappiness that Chekhov called a comedy, which has kept directors and academics pondering furiously for the past century.

The Vikings keep Christian Ponder in a conservative, almost elementary passing system.

We therefore assume that a man like Malick is playing a devilish game of anti-publicity, in order to stoke our curiosity; no less perilous, however, is our assumption that merely because a movie, or a novel, was pondered, and kept secret, for a lengthy period it must tower above its more precipitate peers.

Reflecting on Jesus' statement that "Whoever seeks to gain his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life will preserve it," Mr. Bressoud told an interviewer recently that he intends to keep on losing himself "in the midst of a project that keeps me awake at night, pondering how I might say something more accurately, manage a personal relationship more sensitively".

For Luke 2 19 ("But Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart"), a retired voiceover actress from Los Angeles named Ione Citrin drew a soft, blue-toned illustration of Mary with the Infant Jesus gazing heavenward.