Sentence examples for when one contemplates from inspiring English sources

When one contemplates all the occasions on which Osborne's ill-conceived economic strategy merited his dismissal, it is strange that a worthy cause he so passionately fought for – namely that we should remain in the European Union – should, when it failed, have been the occasion for his political demise.

But when one contemplates Fred Cassidy's life, constricted is not what one feels.

When one contemplates the political discourse over the next few years, disunion is a slam dunk.

But when one contemplates the scale of the immense movement of animals, a more impassioned rationale on behalf of the animals is in order, with no politesse necessary.

When one contemplates the numbing grandiosity of the modern Trump structures, with their massive square footage, their high ceilings, their mirrors to make everything seem even larger, it is almost as if there is a vestigial memory of a time when the Lower East Side was the most crowded place on the planet.

There seems to be such little good news to go around when one contemplates the state of major U.S. banks, their continuous procession to the confessional and the inability of lawmakers and regulators to put the sector in order so that it serves the interest of all who seek credit, look for services and want a fair deal.

When should one contemplate apologising?

Not much from the first 10 years of Carson's "Tonight Show" (he took over in 1962) has survived, having been destroyed in an era when no one contemplated the possibility of home video.

Next, one contemplates change, albeit ambivalently, weighing gains against losses (contemplation).

"Despite all the advances in training, no one contemplates a three-minute mile".

From my office, I watch the cornices lining up along Eighth Avenue, the peaks and ridgelines forming a view that no one contemplated when those buildings were going up.