Sentence examples for that contemplated from inspiring English sources

This time last year he released a Christmas single that contemplated the eternal void and our own inconsequentiality.

But the draft D.P.G. is now seen as defining the hard-line neoconservative doctrine that contemplated, among other things, preëmptive warfare.

Another poem that contemplated the Taliban's enemies, "The Waiting Bullet," found a different tone, recognizable to anyone familiar with the dreary rhythms of counterinsurgency or civil war.

A real-estate developer could take out an ad that contemplated executing children, and only be considered disreputable because of the decor of his buildings.

He suggested that there would have been no harm in a plan that contemplated remote but carefully supervised viewing from courthouses around the nation of a trial over same-sex marriage in San Francisco.

It looks back, from a distance of two decades, on "The Downward Spiral," Mr. Reznor's 1994 masterpiece that contemplated self-destruction and suicide during a period of personal and career turmoil; it became Nine Inch Nails' musical and commercial breakthrough.

Ms. Gates is contributing a structured improvisation that contemplates the present.

"The city did make a proposal that contemplates cuts to the underfunded pensions," Mr. Bennett said.

In "Vesuvius," a song that contemplates fiery self-immolation, a crashing electric chorus was followed by the tootling of recorders.

Charles Darwin once said that contemplating a peacock's tail made him sick, such was the difficulty of explaining its complexity.

Ms. Hersh, who started Throwing Muses, writes volatile, shifty-meter songs that contemplate motherhood, human frailty and unlikely transformations.