Sentence examples for ponder fate from inspiring English sources
"For the Love of Man" is set to a comforting ballad melody, only to ponder fate while wishing for angels to "hear the voice that calls to them".
They might be quiet, like the Low Anthem, a Rhode Island trio that played somber songs pondering fate and eternity.
Here, contestants and judges ponder his fate.
The reader is left to ponder the fate of his indigenous victims.
While the immigration debate rages, farm workers — and farm owners — ponder the fate of American agriculture.
It would have been shorter had the chair of his disciplinary panel not taken five minutes to ponder his fate.
They ponder purpose, fate and mortality in songs like "Mystery Disease," "Your Life Is a Lie" and "I Love You Too, Death".
At the regimental hospital, the staff had little time to ponder its fate as doctors and orderlies tended to the sick and injured.
They invite us to lift our eyes from our tablets long enough to ponder the fate of once-grand tomes rotting away in the stacks.
ANYONE taking time to ponder the fate of the predecessors of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan over the last three decades would not find the facts very reassuring.
Below, they also address concerns about the show's depiction of Muslims, ponder the fate of those missing codes and offer perhaps a bit of satisfaction to narrative nitpickers by acknowledging a slip-up in a recent episode.
