Sentence examples for muse at length from inspiring English sources

He liked to muse — at length.

In the book her anguish is cushioned a bit by a broader context: she has the space to detail the difficult dynamics of the Butler family and, as a practicing Buddhist, to muse at length on the meaning of a "good death".

He cogitates about burgers, trailer parks and truck drivers, and muses at length about dogs.

In Roland Barthes's reverie on photography, "Camera Lucida," he muses at length about an image of his mother that the reader never sees.

THE author of "Fifty Shades of Grey", E.L. James, has mused at length about a billionaire inflicting punishment in her bondage-based bestseller.

And she muses at length about Jane's "book of ages," the document that supplies Lepore's own volume with its title.

But whatever, at least we all got to muse on at length while he was making his speech, how Leo is apparently morphing into Jack Nicholson".

The sex life of Grace Kelly, like the home life of the Incas, is one of those distant but down-to-earth matters which we can investigate in depth, and muse upon at length, but never really hope to understand.

For the next 18 years, until 1992, came the Saturday early-evening discussion programme Stop the Week, in which Robinson and friends mused – often at length – on matters arising tangentially from recent news stories.

He muses at some length on the case of his father-in-law, a scion of the eminent Anglo-Jewish Montefiore family, who converted to Christianity after a teenage vision of Jesus: could that be construed as a family history of psychosis?

Wittgenstein (1978) muses at some length on the differences between how ordinary language is used, and how religious language is used.