Sentence examples for we may contemplate from inspiring English sources

What each religion provides is a rich tradition of scriptures, practices and community through which we may contemplate our ultimate concerns.

It then seems to me, we may contemplate our largest built machines (architectures) in Canguilhem's words as "an explainable fact of nature" moving toward explanations found in extended phenotypes and metabolic integration with nature to ask: can buildings think?

In this scenario, with a building as living organisms, we may contemplate a near-field (NFC) communications network with biochemical/electrochemical receptors/actuators incorporating intelligence and goals that position architecture as a subset of extended phenotypes.

His latest album may contemplate mortality, but the whole discussion seems wildly premature.

It will be used as a moving gallery, where viewers may contemplate installations while riding up and down.

Renteria, whose single decided the 1997 World Series for the Florida Marlins, may contemplate retirement this winter, at age 34.

In this time, the returner may contemplate his particular fate as no other player has time to do.

If that's not confusing enough, you may contemplate how something called the Longhorn Network is drawing so much ire in the Big 12.

Back at the BBC, where her competitive instincts are well-known, Hunt-watchers believe she may contemplate a bold move to shift C4 News from 7pm.

"Congress pledges its support to the government in any well-considered step the government may contemplate or take to counter terrorism," said Jaipal Reddy, a spokesman for the party.

Words, first spoken, then delivered by script, print and now digital media, remain the principal means by which humans may contemplate, negotiate, mediate, adjudicate and agitate for a different world without constant need of violence.