Sentence examples for someone contemplates from inspiring English sources

Perhaps instead of dreaming up dramatically rich revenge fantasies, your energies would be better directed toward establishing a reliable, replicable ethics policy, so that the next time someone contemplates a stunt like the bookkeeper's, she would know exactly what she is in for.

"To Eat or Not to Eat" is not actually the question, except for someone contemplating a hunger strike.

The three books use similar techniques (a series of questions) and similar themes (someone contemplating head-scratching choices).

Considering Cassandra, he said the name he chose was "fitting for someone contemplating a long term in prison".

It feels as though you have entered the hyperactive imagination of someone contemplating their mortality through a haze of media-generated messages.

You don't think someone contemplating the purchase of Tony Hendra's book about "his own moral progress," as you put it, needs to know that he might have committed an act of moral depravity?

It is a playful image with an uneasy edge: this is a portrait of the philosopher as magician, and yet it is also an image of someone contemplating their own decapitation.

(Ruth tells me later that she doesn't 'do dinner parties any more' and if she had to offer one piece of advice to someone contemplating a dinner party, it would be 'go out'. But somehow that just makes the notion of eating round at her place more tantalising).

It can also be a good idea for someone contemplating a move for the opposite reason, lack of space.

He goes on to use the example of someone contemplating suicide or self-harm and how Facebook can ensure their friends and family are able to proactively intervene to prevent them from taking action.

However, Berkeley surely had good grounds for understanding his predecessors in this way: it reflects the most obvious interpretation of Locke's account of perception and Descartes' whole procedure in the Meditations tends to suggest this sort of view, given the meditator's situation as someone contemplating her own ideas, trying to determine whether something external corresponds to them.