The thought of death… You're not supposed to start pondering it until you're old.
The 33-year-old Gonzalez is the rare athlete who has improved dramatically at a time when he is supposed to be pondering a second career.
As Emma, Juliette Binoche does not come close to hitting either of these nails on the head... John Slattery, as Robert, and Liev Schreiber, as Jerry, do better with their parts... But, as good as Slattery is, all three gears need to mesh in order for this play to work; the ambiguities we're invited to ponder in "Betrayal" are supposed to arise from the play itself, not from its miscasting.
The prolongation of the victims' agonies, it emerges, is also supposed to provide those watching with time to ponder the perpetrator's motives.
But in Gaza City, where families evacuating Shujaiyeh were supposed to find refuge, some residents were pondering a move in the opposite direction.
Washington policymakers should ponder what alliances are supposed to be about.
The feedback process was supposed to end Sept. 29, but has been pushed back as officials ponder their next move.
"What are they supposed to do?" The election result left Mr. Edwards's advisers pondering what might have been if he had had another week to campaign.
Isn't the president of the United States supposed to know a thing or two about politics?Nobody, however, can accuse Mr Obama of under-preparing for the far weightier decision he is pondering in Afghanistan.
It ponders why writers put off writing with reading or with writing something they're not supposed to be writing.
