Sentence examples for where he contemplated from inspiring English sources
After his 50th birthday, he decided to give up film criticism and travelled to Argentina and Portugal, where he contemplated living in Lisbon.
The study, where he contemplated a whale's vertebra and worked, is still here, as is the ink stain on the wall where one afternoon he saw the devil and threw an ink pot at him.
Others will find solace in his softer moments, where he contemplated his own death and the solemn state of humanity.
Corgan's depression, meanwhile, had deepened to the point where he contemplated suicide, and he compensated by practically living in the studio.
Thus a bush rather than a tree of life is the preferred metaphor – perhaps much more like Darwin's own evocative phrase in the closing words of The Origin, where he contemplates the richness and variety of life forms to be found in the tangled bank of an English hedgerow.
He gives this sideways glance where he's contemplating what's happening next.
It was there, Payton said, where he began contemplating becoming a coach.
A self-deprecating man whose quiet demeanor belies his provocative prose, Mr. Yan, 53, says he was inspired by Henry David Thoreau three years ago to buy a house where he could contemplate the interplay of man and nature.
In fact in the 15th century Cosimo de' Medici, the richest man of his day, did commission his own cell at the monastery of San Marco in Florence, where he could contemplate his sins in comfort.
Reading her way through Williams's book – it's brilliant, she says, but so dense with complex detail that she could only read 18 pages a day – she realised that she wanted to explore how Khama came to a point where he could contemplate utterly changing the political landscape of his country.
Ripley collected a new subspecies of babbler on this jaunt, named it Actinodura egertoni lewisi, or Lewis's bar-winged babbler, and presented a stuffed specimen of it to Lewis, who gave it a place on the mantelpiece in his Walpole library at Farmington, Connecticut, where he occasionally contemplates it with mixed feelings.
