Sentence examples for ponder the possible from inspiring English sources
Although any time he may have spent in jail was brief, and the case was dismissed, two months later, for lack of corroborating witnesses, he had plenty of time to ponder the possible legal punishments: a large fine, public humiliation, exile, burning at the stake.
I suspect this sight has given many Americans pause to ponder the possible future effects of a franchised Hispanic majority in California or Texas and to wonder, however hyperbolically, if citizens of these two states might sometime see a ballot referendum to return either of them to Mexico.
There is no need to ponder the possible implications, and, ergo, no reason to propose politically unpopular remedies.
I've been pondering the possible reasoning behind this baffling trade for hours and the only explanation I can come up with is: it's the Islanders.
When editors at the University of California Press pondered the possible demand for "Autobiography of Mark Twain," a $35, four-pound, 500,000-word doorstopper of a memoir, they kept their expectations modest with a planned print run of 7,500 copies.
Many pondered the possible involvement of the CIA, the Mafia and the USSR in the killing of Kennedy, fatally shot as his motorcade passed through Dallas's Dealey Plaza on November 22 , 1963
Dozens of prosecutors, yellow ribbons on their lapels to honor murder victims, scribbled on legal pads as they pondered the possible unraveling of thousands of hours of courtroom battle.
I began to ponder the best possible ways to not only live resiliently and goals to achieve that, but ways that would also enrich others life at the same time.
One of these challenges is selecting the best treatment for an individual patient and pondering the potential benefits against the possible harms of a particular intervention in a given clinical setting.
I ponder the power of the possible as the New Year dawns -- and invite you to join me.
The Sun Is Also a Star repays a second read to ponder all the possible alternative endings, which might well require another box of tissues.
