Sentence examples for pondering problems from inspiring English sources
While the physical theorist hides in an office pondering problems of great significance, the typical programmer is stuck in a Dilbertian cubicle grinding out meaningless drivel.
It's not a place from which to ponder problems.
Mr. Wagner made an art of defusing tension by naming "blue ribbon" panels to ponder problems long enough for them to go away.
Most importantly, if you are a student, a student who has often pondered problems plaguing your own community and thought, "I wish somebody would do something about this" - go ahead, put down the pail, and light the fire.
It is written for anyone who enjoys pondering difficult problems for great lengths of time.
He spends his evenings, friends say, preparing his defense and pondering the problems of N.S.A., which still preoccupy him.
Unmarried, Dr. Hau lives near the laboratory and spends most of her time either at the laboratory or pondering the problems her next experiment will present.
His successor this week admitted to finding himself in his kitchen at 4.30 in the morning pondering football problems, and last night he would have gone home wondering once more about Mario Balotelli.
God was dead, and De Keersmaeker, like many other European choreographers, was still pondering this problem.
"Everybody in this business ponders the problems that come with blockbuster drugs," Mr. Step said.
While they were pondering the problem, a customer stopped in to leave a watch for repair.
