Sentence examples for perhaps contemplating from inspiring English sources

They wrinkle their noses, perhaps contemplating the discomfort and exhaustion of a long-haul flight.

He strokes underneath his chin in the pensive style, perhaps contemplating a neat slice across the throat.

He trailed off, perhaps contemplating how Süleyman might feel about watching the more trying moments of his reign reënacted on a demonic talking box.

Instead, he dawdled on the ball, perhaps contemplating a lay-off to Courtois, and was duly dispossessed by the galloping Sánchez.

"It doesn't matter if we all die," begins 100 Years, perhaps contemplating man's transient puniness in the face of the cosmos.

For some time before his death his eyes were fixed, perhaps contemplating the vast hallucination of patterns and ideas he created.

But before despairing, one should perhaps contemplate the words of Oscar Wilde, surely the king of bantz.

If you were sentenced to solitary confinement, would you pray to God, hire a better lawyer or perhaps contemplate suicide?

Even the most slovenly among us have emerged from hibernation ready to spring clean and perhaps contemplate some new purchases.

"You should perhaps contemplate an informative Safire essay (note the lack of redundancy, even if one believes, as you and I do, that a Safire essay is always informative) on the subject".

The orbiter is described as "like a squat aircraft", but one that with its strap-on multiple booster will take "space flight into a new and more technically advanced phase than anything Russia has announced or even, perhaps, contemplated".