Sentence examples for who contemplates from inspiring English sources
Antarctica certainly poses a challenge for the imagination of anyone who contemplates its vast beauty.
It is not just Elizabeth I who contemplates her vanity but Britain itself.
No one who contemplates independence without also contemplating failure is taking independence seriously.
Her sitcom was certainly not the first to showcase a woman who contemplates having a baby alone.
Her character, Maggie, is a self-sufficient farmer living alone in rural Virginia who contemplates selling her homestead.
It observes an unhappy 10-year-old boy (Antoine L'?uyer) who contemplates suicide after his mother abandons the family.
Who, contemplating this loss, could call it progress?
Results indicated that preservice teachers who contemplated both problematic and successful experiences improved more in their actual teaching of SRL strategies and in their actual arrangement of SRL environments, compared to preservice teachers who contemplated only problematic experiences.
It was not only literary critics who contemplated Hugo's book.
Joe Ricketts, the billionaire who contemplated a wrongful use of Wright, apparently didn't get that memo.
Musicians of any age who contemplate playing Israel sometimes lack awareness of the risks and rewards.
