Sentence examples for which he ponders from inspiring English sources

The autobiographical "Older Than My Old Man Now" is a gleefully morbid summing up of his life in which he ponders childhood, family history, aging and death with an attitude of incredulity that he should be 65 and turning out songs like "My Meds" and "I Remember Sex".

Rejected by McDonald's and fired from Wetherspoons, the 20-year-old musician's has channelled his experiences of being young and broke into tracks like Get Over It (think Jamie T in Madchester) and Sign On, in which he ponders a life on JSA.

Interviews with Oxenberg's brother Ricky, in which he ponders matters of life and death in the family circle, bring Oxenberg's overarching theme even more clearly to light — the extraordinary in the ordinary, the metaphysical power and cosmic import of quotidian existence and inevitable death, the enduring subjective treasure of a single relationship.

"I am just me, Uhtred of Bebbanburg," says the hero after a brief moment of self-examination in which he ponders the role of Christianity in making people act in a moral way: "I have never tried to be good, though nor do I think I am wicked".

New Art Centre, East Winterslow, Sun to 2 Nov SS The exhibition title is taken from an early 20th-century essay by the economist John Maynard Keynes, in which he ponders in what ways the design of our domestic environments "suggest to us thoughts and feelings".

Watts, who studied at the London School of Economics, is a staunch supporter of marriage equality, has a blog on which he ponders the existential threat to Labor posed by the Greens, and speaks English and Cantonese at home with his Chinese-born wife and their two children.

A quiet man, he liked to take an hour's walk in the woods around Gütersloh each day during which he pondered his next move.

At one point Mr. Adams misheard a call from the audience — probably a request — as "Howard is beautiful," which he pondered for a moment and then turned into a long, zany song about technology, "interdimensional beings," envy and adoration.

It's a bit unfair since, unlike Kingsley, he can send himself up, calling himself "Serena" as a camp play on "Sir Ian" and appearing recently in an episode of Extras in which he pondered, "How do I act so well?

Most of us would rather make small regular payments to avoid a big potential charge, even if we end up paying more on average. 5. Roulette and chaos theory In 1908, mathematician Henri Poincaré published the book 'Science and Method', in which he pondered our ability to make predictions.

But Leibniz's philosophical views were relatively unknown when Newton first formed his conception; instead, it was Descartes's view of space, the world, and God, which he pondered in his youth and eventually came to reject.