Sentence examples for one contemplates that from inspiring English sources

The reason for Wall Street's opposition should become obvious when one contemplates that conflicted advice cost customers an estimated $17 billion a year.

"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".

No one contemplated that this guy would die as a result of this.' " He said it was unclear whether Mr. Lattarulo would continue with plans for the new coin laundry.

Like all Civil War generals, Lee appreciated that frontal assaults, like the one he was contemplating that morning, were rarely successful.

Not that Australia cares to contemplate that one too much.

Barcelona's Cardinal Ricard Maria Carles believes that only divine inspiration could have produced such a monument to God. "Can anyone acquainted with [Gaudi's] work believe that all which one contemplates could possibly have been produced only by cold thought?" he has asked.

For years, no one contemplated the possibility that the 14th Amendment could be used to strike down laws barring gay or lesbian marriages or laws that defined marriage as the union of a man and a woman.

From my office, I watch the cornices lining up along Eighth Avenue, the peaks and ridgelines forming a view that no one contemplated when those buildings were going up.

"Inescapably, one contemplating illegal activities must realize and risk that his companions may be reporting to the police.

When should one contemplate apologising?

Since no one is contemplating that degree of regional integration, critics argue that this was a tactical mistake if he expects Asia to take his plan seriously.