Sentence examples for when pondering whether from inspiring English sources

Bright gave Goodell and Rooney plenty of troubling details gleaned from the investigation to consider when pondering whether Roethlisberger should be disciplined.

This nihilism held even when pondering selfless actions.

Further, the fact that we cannot consciously think in parallel explains our bewilderment when pondering the outcome of such processes.

Concentrate when pondering the death mini games.

When I was pondering whether and when to have kids I secretly envied those women of a generation or two back who did it because it was what you did, or who just "fell" pregnant.

His remarks to Le Monde may cause real political damage at a time when governments are pondering whether to give the largely Muslim, though officially secular, country a long-coveted date to start membership negotiations.

Her halting, self-lacerating voice is painfully acute, such as when she ponders whether the persecution of her roommate is just a malicious dormitory prank or something much worse.

There was almost an insight when Price pondered whether the fury and misery occasioned by the many times the media has turned on her "must go somewhere, because I feel like I need my head cut off".

Remember in May when Newsweek pondered whether Vladimir Putin's electability was slipping?

It's a topic I addressed in this space a year ago, when I pondered whether we'd met the end of Apple as we knew it.

When we ponder whether a factual proposition P is true, and the information is not in our brain, a remote search might then be triggered, and the result returns as an occurrent belief.