Sentence examples for questions to contemplate from inspiring English sources

For long-suffering Knicks fans who hope for one more title in their lifetime, there are far-reaching questions to contemplate: who will be the general manger, the head coach, the anointed player who will someday lead the Knicks to a championship?

Questions to contemplate.

In my mind, there are three cosmic questions to contemplate on a supermarket checkout line: "credit or debit?," "paper or plastic?," and "why isn't that shopper ahead of me helping the cashier bag?" Yes, the supermarket I use doesn't have enough non-cashier employees to pack the people's purchases.

Where Trump's instinct for blame and diversion would take him and the country during an emergency — a terrorist attack, for example — is an unpleasant question to contemplate.

The question to contemplate now is whether such a sharp drop is merited.

Another question to contemplate is whether the employee -- who is being financially sponsored by the organization -- will improve his or her own personal performance if the learning outcomes are misaligned to the mission, objectives and values of the paying organization.

So while Pat Robertson may seem harmless, by comparison, when he issues a death fatwa on Hugo Chavez, or when he blames a hurricane or an earthquake on gay sex or a pact with the devil or something, a useful question to contemplate is whether he and his followers would be as benign (if one could describe them as such) if they could get away with worse behavior.

CTE worked closely with the instructor to rigorously develop a specific set of questions that could challenge the participants sufficiently, and these questions required players to contemplate and apply the concepts learned in class.

Ida is a four-piece band intent on sounding smaller and more private, the better to contemplate questions like "Am I still the one you wanted me to be?" That song, "Maybelle," unfolds over nearly seven minutes of billowing counterpoint, a minimalist bossa nova that never resolves itself.

While authorities continue to seek information about these two passengers, the travel industry is being forced to contemplate questions of its own.

Plus, it inspires us to contemplate questions we wouldn't normally consider: For example, if Alabama football was a marketing strategy, which marketing strategy would it be?