Sentence examples for often contemplates from inspiring English sources

And he often contemplates the brutal voyage his young ancestor must have endured.

Violet is a popular cheerleader with many friends whereas Finch, who often contemplates suicide, is regarded as a freak by most of the kids in their school.

And he often contemplates what he could have done differently in his relationship with Adam, although he believes the killings couldn't have been predicted.

The odd thing, he said, was that he had already made all the radical life changes one often contemplates after looking death in the eye: leaving a job that required long hours and frequent international travel, working half time for Civic Ventures and an educational nonprofit, along with volunteering.

In a ravishing Penseroso ode to a nightingale ("Sweet bird, that shun'st the noise of folly"), the woman who is "our" nightingale (the exemplary Julie Worden on Thursday) often contemplates another, distant nightingale (a marvelous paradox, to suggest that a bird might have a role model).

I have often contemplated the pros and cons.

He did not mention that he, too, had often contemplated killing himself.

Politicians have often contemplated tidying up this patchwork; none has done so.

I often contemplate how my research could aid a university like my own.

U.C.B. regulars often contemplate the challenge of navigating the occasional foray into seriousness.

He had won only eight matches this year until his Wimbledon run, and has often contemplated retirement.