Sentence examples for which he contemplates from inspiring English sources

Among his celebrated nonfiction is (1977), which recounts his time as a law student, and (2003), in which he contemplates the ramifications of the death penalty.

(The anti-heroic "judge-penitent" of Albert Camus's novel "The Fall" possesses that panel, which he contemplates with existentialistically mixed feelings).

Particularly exciting is the discovery of Bacon's final and previously unseen work from 1991, in which he contemplates his own death.

In honour of his approaching centenary, the Brooklyn Academy of Music have just commenced a major de Oliveira retrospective, comprising 18 films, including his latest, 2007's Christopher Columbus - The Enigma, in which he contemplates the explorer's Portuguese origins.

He played the sweet, grudging love song "If It Wasn't for You"; "The Blue Time," about the zone between wake and sleep, and which could almost be a jazz ballad; and "Poor Thing," in which he contemplates the vastness of time and the universe.

A song in which he contemplates his own mortality.

His feelings on this score are evident in another poem (1832) in which he contemplated suicide: "And God?

Coffee was the only constant between Perkus's old daily routine and his new one, a kind of lens through which he contemplated his transformations.

MR. KENDALL even found articles by Webster in which he contemplated the pitfalls of compiling his famous American dictionary — Webster, it turns out, was a bit obsessed with the possibility that he would die before the project was completed, an understandable concern given that he took the time to learn 26 languages along the way.

He spent four more years knocking around the minitours, a time in which he contemplated quitting.

He has made several finals and set a British record in Victoria, Canada, in 1994, after which he contemplated calling it a day on his sport.