We ought to ponder these failures, examining carefully what went wrong, and determine that the West shall take a more ambitious and, if need be, riskier road in the 21st century.
What's amazing is to see a bad play-into-film that confesses it's [sic] failure and honors the original work of art, in its own peculiar fashion, by pondering the failure.
The encore of Liiines finds a rueful Ghostpoet pondering his failure to cross over to a wider audience: "I keep on writing, writing, but them folk ain't biting, biting".
In "The Disneyland of Albany," Avner, an Israeli who's moved to New York, ponders the failure of his relationship with the wife he's left behind in Tel Aviv, a woman, he decides, "you can't know". But Avner, too, feels like "a man unaware of his core," the mystery of others expanding to include the incalculable mystery of one's self.
Zinc on the face, breathing hard, probably pondering the failure of his batsmen and the extra overs he will have to send down in the absence of Dale Steyn.
I pondered the failure of the Dream Act to get into the NY state budget, and I knew that it was politics as usual.
Over an uptempo keyboard, SZA ponders the failures of love and commitment, and asks, "What's the difference if it's still good, just not yours exclusively?" These are the kinds of questions she returns to consistently on "Ctrl".
But the fun of having him around again, if just to ponder the modern-day failure of the Socratic method, is worth the agony of watching him trip over his own feet or lose yet another intellectual argument with his wife.
But as you ponder Obama's alleged failure, it is the photo of rampaging young blacks that you see.
But we'll both have to ponder what has been a failure to sufficiently challenge both Ukip's message and its methods.
Bolívar ponders the failure of the Roman republic and thinks about Latin America's servitude to Spain.
