Of course, it is unlikely that Trump would support this proposition, one might only ponder what it would imply for the many Black and Latino prisoners currently serving time.
When, in act one, the Marschallin tells Octavian that she gets up in the middle of the night to stop the clocks, she is not only pondering the end of their relationship, but also of the world as she knows it.
"I am certainly not suggesting they build a biomass anywhere in Leith, only pondering why they came up with a site designated as a public park in an urban setting.
Now he could only ponder how strange it was that you could move at these outrageous speeds through the air and know everything known and still control nothing.
It suggests you can only ponder the state of your soul when your most basic physical and material needs have been met.
With Season 7, Episode 22, the finale of a heretofore brilliant series, we watched as our heroine stumbled off post-slap, tugging at her designer suit, her always perfect hair ever-so-mussed; eyes teary, men gone, mentor betrayed, children confused, career on the precipice, and we, like Peggy Lee, could only ponder: "Is that all there is?" I get it, good endings are hard to write.
He witnessed with his senses what some of his contemporaries only pondered in the abstract; opium levelled, for him, the distinction between actual and imagined things.
Anyone who doubts the power of drug company marketing to overcome a dearth of scientific evidence need only ponder the disturbing matter of cold medicines used to treat children and infants.
The film's three-dimensional reboot seems a pretty pointless way of hauling out the merchandise yet again — and once more we can only ponder the fact that at 67 years old, George Lucas is still in his prime and surely capable of giving us a new film which has nothing to do with Star Wars.
In the beginning of the week, I only pondered these things — come Saturday I had to address them head on.
One can only ponder the hubris of human superiority.
