Sentence examples for regularly contemplate from inspiring English sources

The painting is a focused meditation on mortality resting on a pedestal of knowledge — a subject any president must regularly contemplate.

Republican willingness to regularly contemplate shutting down the federal government shows more than an indifference to the importance of federal spending, although it definitely shows that.

I really appreciate your point: Perhaps there's a way to contemplate death regularly that's healthy and beneficial, not traumatic or neurotic a meditation on death that's more Dalai Lama than Woody Allen.

It is hard for those who regularly lust after alpine scenery to contemplate, but the last two days - flat trekking through forest - are probably the tramp's highlight.

Shortly after his demotion, DiPietro made comments to a Long Island television reporter hinting that his anguish over not playing regularly and endlessly recovering from injuries caused him to be depressed and contemplate suicide.

Steven George-Hilley, director of technology at the thinktank Parliament Street, which obtained the data, said: "Revenge porn is a horrific crime which regularly leads to victims contemplating suicide.

"Congratulations on your destruction," the poem repeats regularly, amid descriptions of contemplating abortion, aching nipples, and hordes of ants.

This means, essentially, that those prone to contemplating it regularly are actually less likely to successfully commit it.

The best place to contemplate these issues is at an institution with a resourceful instrument collection regularly put to use, such as a museum (like The Metropolitan Museum of Art), or a conservatory dedicated to historical performance.

Contemplate a higher power.

You contemplate "sweet fantasy".