Sentence examples for to be mulled from inspiring English sources

The ideas really have to be mulled over and discussed.

"Poetry set to music has to be mulled over.

The latter are more data to be mulled over in considering possible linguistic bases for EC.

One of the findings was that emotional experiences are more likely to be mulled over than non-emotional experiences.

And the same goes for Charles Ray, another California provocateur who in 1973 attached his body to a tree branch for more than half a day to be mulled by puzzled passers-by.

To the skeptics, it's a place for each passing bit of news to be mulled and dissected instantaneously by all, for the same little jokes and insights to multiply epidemically — some interesting, but most not — and for stories of varying relevance to acquire the sheen of uniformly gigantic, all-consuming, world-changing events, at least for a few hours.

Tom Benson, the team's owner, seemed to be mulling making the relocation permanent.

Andersen partners in other countries, including Italy, Poland, Portugal and Switzerland, were said to be mulling similar steps.

Several prominent backbenchers, including Dan Jarvis and Jon Healey, are thought to be mulling a return to shadow cabinet.

He is close to Congress, and said to be mulling a political career.

Russia is also reported to be mulling passing a similar ban to the Chinese.