Sentence examples similar to ruminate about matters from inspiring English sources

But only Homo sapiens can ruminate about rumination (and other matters).

It's been assumed to be part of character-building". Patrick Toomay has ruminated about such matters as a minister's grandson, a 10-year player in the N.F.L. and a novelist and essayist about football.

Riding through the park, Holden ruminates about where the ducks go in the winter.

In private moments, however, Opie is ruminating about and embracing moments of pause.

The monologue is clearly rhetorical as well as satirical, for the purpose is not to establish rational proofs but to ruminate on matters of opinion.

A sacred place, where one may, and should, ruminate on matters of life and death.

"What are you saying, exactly?" He gave me a funny look, then said, "Why don't you take the day off tomorrow and ruminate about all this?" "You, uh, think this ruminating might help matters?" "I don't think it could hurt any".

We also often ruminate about negative things that have happened to us.

For some lucky reason, I never ruminate about the boyfriends I didn't marry.

He might ruminate about the size and capability of our navy and air force.

You can ruminate about what those differences say about American travel, American writing, American history".