Sentence examples for pondering something from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, he glanced up from his reading to stare at the wall in front of him, as if pondering something.

But Hollywood is pondering something else: What becomes of DreamWorks Studios, the boutique studio behind those films?

— With Illinois's budget crisis reaching dizzying, desperate levels, lawmakers here over the weekend were seriously pondering something that would have been unimaginable even a few months ago: a 75 percent increase in the state's income tax.

Last week he was pondering something less genteel — federal charges that James Meyer, a familiar local artist and longtime assistant to the modern master Jasper Johns, had stolen 22 works from Mr. Johns and had sold them through an unidentified New York gallery for $6.5 million.

But confronted with a deep and sustained economic slowdown, residents here in the professed Granite Capital of the World are now pondering something a bit more mundane: Is there a way to turn a mysterious 237,746-pound 237,746-poundn as the Georgia Guidestones into a monumenter?

Needless to say, pondering something isn't the same as living it.

The broader sporting parish, meanwhile, was left to ponder something grimly apposite in the wretched creature's name: Battlefront.

Though Sallie might've been right — that the puppy had been a message left for us to ponder something someone thought about us, something someone felt we needed to know.

The houses, among the finest in the county, made Lupita ponder something the priest had said one Sunday at Mass: "We think too much about what we want, and too little about what we need".

CORALVILLE, Iowa — As Rick Santorum pondered something almost unthinkable a couple of weeks ago — a respectable finish in the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday — he urged a gathering of about three dozen potential voters to resist the impulse to play it safe.

"It's something that makes people say he's a little bit different than the regurgitation of the headlines -- he's going to reflect on something, he's going to ponder something".