Sentence examples for one contemplates from inspiring English sources

When one contemplates all the occasions on which Osborne's ill-conceived economic strategy merited his dismissal, it is strange that a worthy cause he so passionately fought for – namely that we should remain in the European Union – should, when it failed, have been the occasion for his political demise.

Next, one contemplates change, albeit ambivalently, weighing gains against losses (contemplation).

Now, as construction begins on a new $4 billion accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva -- and as physicists here make the case for a giant follow-on machine that could cost $6 billion or more -- no one contemplates building more than one of each type in the world.

"Despite all the advances in training, no one contemplates a three-minute mile".

But when one contemplates Fred Cassidy's life, constricted is not what one feels.

The more one contemplates Petronius, in fact, the more attractive he becomes.

"I certainly think they have a legal right to protect their interests," Mayor Pringle said, adding that "no one contemplated that three members of the City Council would turn their back on that engine of economic development within the city".

When should one contemplate apologising?

No one contemplating the stone memorial wanted war in Iraq.

One contemplated the hydrant and then wryly topped it with a cone, which perched there like a dunce cap.

Not much from the first 10 years of Carson's "Tonight Show" (he took over in 1962) has survived, having been destroyed in an era when no one contemplated the possibility of home video.