Sentence examples for perpetually contemplating from inspiring English sources

Claire vanishes on the evening of her birthday, just when her fisherman father, Nozias, who is perpetually contemplating an exodus in search of a better job, appears poised to give her away to one of the town's few well-off residents.

It sounds callous when put so baldly, but the alternative is to turn yourself into an open empathetic wound, perpetually contemplating the sum total of suffering on the planet and asking yourself what you are doing or not doing to alleviate it.

If past Malick films are any indication, Bale will undoubtedly spend a good portion of the film staring into the middle distance as the sun perpetually sets and he contemplates the weight of his own existence, or vaguely defined moral dilemmas.

That feeling suits a narrator who seems to be perpetually flipping through the brittle pages of a catalog, or consulting an old reference guide, or contemplating the character of decorative objects.

Still contemplating the shoes.

Contemplating a barbecue?

Already contemplating bodyguards.

Contemplating Bellini's "St.

Or contemplating invasive surgery.

But do not squander your pity on a few precocious undergraduates contemplating a 40-year-old television series — save it instead for the contemporary science-fiction novelist, whose job requires him not only to reflect perpetually on technology's philosophical consequences but to create such technology ceaselessly out of pure imagination.

Some are contemplating new ones.