Sentence examples for pondering on whether from inspiring English sources

As we reflect on the 20th anniversary of one of the most significant human events in recent history, politicians, journalists, academics, community leaders, and concerned citizens alike are all pondering on whether or not we are better off now than just two decades before.

Michael Levey, onetime director of the National Gallery, found him a social enigma: "Even as we sat there, I might ponder on whether one would describe him as modest or vain, unworldly or intensely alive to the exercise of power, genuinely absorbed by our talk or privately aloof and barely engaged".

But as parents, councillors and commentators continue to ponder on whether private sector involvement is making a difference, the borough was last week hit by a double whammy - not only was one of its flagship primary schools accused of fiddling Sats results, but CEA was given a £300,000 penalty for failing to meet GCSE targets.

It cuts to black, leaving us to ponder on whether these super-characters will be playable, or whether they'll be an AI-controlled unlock you get for hitting bonuses throughout the game.

Whether leaving Lincoln Center was a move of desperation or a declaration of independence (a little of both, it would seem), was not the question to ponder on Sunday.

Then critics ponder on its meaning.

Felicity pondered on whether she should go there or not because the owner of the tannery was very mean to everyone.

Contemporary reviews pondered on whether the sales performance and residual values would have been improved by sticking more closely to the specification of the concept car.

Wonder why," one person pondered on Twitter.

American schoolkids pondering whether to take on huge student loans are constantly told that college is the gateway to the middle class.

Just a thought to ponder on.