Sentence examples for may ponder from inspiring English sources

PHILOSOPHERS may ponder the chicken-egg question.

And you may ponder the talents of Brigham Young's Jimmer Fredette.

If Vokoun's strong play continues, Shero may ponder what was once unthinkable: is Fleury expendable?

On October 23rd the assembly was referred to another court, which may ponder for months.

Beginning on Wednesday, we may ponder the matter as the Brooklyn Academy of Music presents "Rodelinda".

He may ponder on the common sense in running two sites using reprocessed Independent material.

IN A century's time historians may well ponder why it took America so long to win the war on terror, especially given that the world's foremost democracy was battling against opponents who would rather have dragged society back to the Dark Ages.

(This latter group may also ponder certain mysteries, like what was the first flowering plant and how did it come to be?) I admit to being among the first group, but as I've gotten older, I have become more fascinated with the great family tree of plants.

Her fans may now ponder Rampling's mystique at length with "The Look," the German director Angela Maccarone's documentary portrait of the star captured in conversations with friends (including the novelist Paul Auster and the photographer Peter Lindbergh) on subjects ranging from aging to self-exposure to her own radical career choices, and interspersed with clips from her films.

He may well ponder if there is still time to learn from this.

In any event, Mr Netanyahu may be pondering harder over Iran than over Palestine, and may want Mr Barak at his side as he considers military options to stop or delay Iran's suspected ambition to get a nuclear bomb.