Sentence examples for ponder concepts from inspiring English sources

Entertainment Weekly rates Quicksilver an A-, sthatng thet the book "makes you ponder concepts and theories you initially thought you'll never understand".

We are so bombarded with images, dictates, rules and punishments and stamped with numbers from the day we are born that it is a wonder we ever ponder a concept such as freedom.

In the seven years I've lived in Amsterdam, I often find myself pondering the concept of space.

Have you ever wanted to?" Bateman ponders the concept as he moves behind the sofa and silently holds a nail-gun to the back of Jean's head.

On a recent Thursday morning, 11 students in the Freshman Scholars Institute (FSI), a seven-week academic program for select incoming Princeton freshmen, were pondering the concept of pluralistic ignorance.

Smitten the first time I watched The Terminator and his neato heads up display; I have pondered the concept ever since.

Many an armchair philosopher over the past few weeks has pondered this concept and now, thanks to a minor tempest caused by upset customers, Apple has changed their iPad branding from "WiFi+4G" to "WiFi+Cellular".

He ponders the concept of heaven on "Heaven", and makes various biblical references to describe himself on "The Cross".

"Wha?," said my son, pondering the concept of both riding public transportation and having a public servant who, well, actually served the public.

In fact, this might be less drastic than what I originally thought when pondering the concept of Mitch McConnell running the Senate.

In my need to retain all that was comforting, I spent a great deal of time pondering the concept of letting go.