Sentence examples for ruminating then from inspiring English sources

This study's authors believe that rumination and withdrawal can be a vicious circle, where one partner starts ruminating, then the other feels neglected and withdraws, which leaves the first partner alone with no distraction from the negative thoughts spinning around in his head.

If you are focusing on a conversation last week -- and you are miserable and ruminating -- then refocus onto something that is fun today.

From this perspective, as long as grass-eating, ruminating animals exist, then methane will continue to be produced.

It's exactly the kind of world, in other words, that an ambitious young man or woman can spend an hour a night ruminating about and then conquer.

He then ruminates over his boyhood on Riverside Drive, the new Sheraton Motor Inn, and a visit to the New York home of Mrs. Pini di San Miniato.

He then ruminated briefly on the limits of privacy in public life — a condition that he suggested was true even in the climate of limited civic discourse in Russia, which Mr. Putin himself has done much to produce.

Mr. Bush then ruminated aloud about the nature of leadership, his words intended to cast aspersions on Mr. Gore, whom he has portrayed over time as a cynical, divisive, changeable politician.

Fortey then ruminates about the differences between the novelist's truth and the scientist's, a theme he returns to often in pointing out possible bridges over the gulf between the two cultures, humanities and science, so memorably plumbed by C. P. Snow in the 1950's.

I just place a picture there and then ruminate on it.

The Germans, he then ruminated, may well have converted to Islam and "would have conquered the world".

Or else we just accept that we don't look good enough and then ruminate about how bad we are.