Sentence examples for pondering of from inspiring English sources

For romantic sensibilities screaming for the sublime, the metaphysical pondering of the deep — no.

But beneath the entertaining surface, there is a change from a pondering of the absurd to a concern with new reality and a celebration of cross-cultural differences.

This pondering of our impact on the environment will be familiar to those of you who know Tove Jansson's more famous Moomintroll cartoon strips and children's books.

The hardest call Christopher Buckley has to make involves exactly how to disclose his father's active pondering of suicide as a way out of his suffering.

The narrator's pondering of that heady time — of the sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll and what they wrought on one small circle — provides the elegiac counterpoint to the passions of a faraway Italian summer.

In these and Handel's other oratorios, his mastery of characterization and of every type of choral utterance is crowned by a deep and sympathetic pondering of the moral issues involved in the story.

There's much more to ponder, of course.

Cue an hour-long ponder of the odd economic logic of all of this.

It's a question more widely pondered of late, particularly in the light of the UK's recent vote to leave the European Union.

Here's another semi-meaningless statistic to ponder:  Of his three goals in the regular season and four in the playoffs last season, none were unassisted.

This Cybermen-Borg alliance is exciting to ponder, of course, but it leads to a host of nerd-tastic questions: Whose will provide transportation?