Sentence examples for of us contemplated from inspiring English sources

"I don't think any of us contemplated how isolating this whole experience would be," Dr. Eric Whitaker, a close friend from Chicago, said in an interview.

I also recognized in Melville's masterpieces the very forms of resistance that many of us contemplated during those seventeen years of tyranny.

"None of us contemplated that the bill as enacted could be misconstrued to limit financial help only to people in states opting to directly run health insurance marketplaces," wrote Sens. Tom Harkin (Iowa) and Ron Wyden (Ore). and Reps.

Yesterday, again, many of us contemplated the tragedy of gun violence as we came together to mark the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a champion of peace who was taken from us by a gun assassin.

Now, as most of us contemplate the cable spaghetti hanging out the back of our gadgets, we want something different.

I am taking a step that few of us contemplate and breaking a 25-year association with my bank – all over a silly mistake that could easily have been rectified more promptly.

And I think many of us contemplate on the thought that things could be different.

Instead of making us contemplate the pros and cons of responding to each email we receive, Google's product team has tried to design the system in a way that could decrease email stress and increase productivity and confidence.

"When coupled with many of the issues facing households in the UK today it is not surprising that one in 10 of us have contemplated starting a new life abroad.

Now, it may be that you have long had suspicions about this, but the publication of a huge cache of secret data, courtesy of WikiLeaks, will not only confirm your worst fears but suggest that the US and UK intelligence services have already gone much further in their planning than most of us had contemplated in our wildest imaginings: targeting drivers via their car computer systems, for instance.

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