Sentence examples for of having contemplated from inspiring English sources

Among a range of testimonies, which ranged from harrowing to matter-of-fact, three people spoke of having contemplated suicide because of poverty – a woman who got into debt because she didn't qualify for benefits, another who was told she said made herself "intentionally homeless" because she fled an abusive partner, and a man who got into debt and felt unable to provide for his family.

Mr. McDaniels, who suffers from spasmodic dysphonia, a vocal disorder that often makes him sound as if he's on the brink of tears, admits to having contemplated suicide in the past.

And with over 40percentt of gay school pupils having contemplated or attempted suicide, there's a generation of kids for whom the fight is just beginning. .

It's undoubtedly better to have contemplated some of the unpleasant things that may or inevitably will happen in advance rather than down the road when things may go wrong and there is a dispute.

(Much of Mr. Albarn's career, from the Britpop of Blur to the global pop eclecticism of Gorillaz, has contemplated the end of that empire; the opera reconsiders its beginnings).

City, of course, had contemplated legal action of their own, but withdrew the threat.

Most of us have contemplated both extremes of America's military operations, from stunning Osama-like takedowns to horrendous torture practices in Iraq, from American soldiers given a hero's welcome in troubled lands to acts of ignoble savagery, pain and even rape (hi, Blackwater).

It's been a long while since most of us have contemplated the objectively not chill effects of bath salts.

The actress and author of a new children's book, "The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit," has contemplated throwing the writer Michel Houellebecq across a room.

Some of them had contemplated suicide, which is the tragic end point of an "oppressor consciousness" within.

The town of Calais had contemplated a historical monument for decades when Rodin learned of the project.