Sentence examples for ruminate on that from inspiring English sources

Oasis — founded by THUMP contributor Marjana Jaidi — was the perfect place to ruminate on that.

"Nishan I" (2007-12), a handsome, multivideo installation shot inside an abandoned apartment in Kashmir, purports to ruminate on that region's politics, but seems more about the passage of light through windows and reflections, traditional allegories for the camera and filmmaking itself.

We'll let you ruminate on that while reading these and other wonderful new stories in the Magic Hour Issue.

When I reached the counter, I bought some dealer's choice bud to help me ruminate on that question and asked where I should head next.

This tune in particular is, in his words, "a simplified exploration into the bewitching superhuman nature of Beyoncé." Ruminate on that shit for a minute, young wizard.

When I reached the counter, I bought some dealer's choice bud to help me ruminate on that question and asked where I should head next.

It can be something they might really ruminate on, he adds, now that their higher neural functions are active again.

Afterward, when the house with the chien méchant is behind her, she ruminates on that hatred.

The contradictions and creative tensions between reason and intuition, certainty and uncertainty, deliberation and spontaneity provide fodder for ruminating on that forever surprising object called human nature.

She seems slightly surprised at how her life has turned out and will often start ruminating on that while answering questions about policy.

I was ruminating on that problem in Washington on Wednesday, when I paid a visit to Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, the West Virginia Democrat, who has made consumer privacy one of his signature issues.