The phrase "without contemplation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to do something without thinking or reflecting on it. Example sentence: He made a hasty decision without contemplation and ended up regretting it later. In this sentence, the speaker is saying that the person made a decision without taking the time to think about it, leading to negative consequences.
(Would it be niggling to note that the part of the sea urchin involved is not the eggs, but the reproductive organs?) The first dish is izakaya, or pub food, meant to be eaten compulsively, without contemplation.
Gifts inter vivos within six years of death, but in fact made without contemplation thereof, are first conclusively presumed to have been so made without regard to actualities, while like gifts at other times are not thus treated.
Without contemplation of these, the respect being shown for the loss of individuals and the sacrifice made by them and their families – as symbolised by the red – is incomplete.
In essence, the courts recognize that a statement that is uttered without contemplation or forethought, extemporaneously in the moment, should be considered at trial because people are known to say things impromptu that can implicate them.
In a famous case description, Moore argued that a world with beauty but without its contemplation, and indeed without any mental states whatever, is better than a world that is "simply one heap of filth" (Moore: sec. 50; contrast Sidgwick: 114).
Music, poetry, painting, sculpture, photography and, yes, films can overwhelm the senses with their naked beauty, without the contemplation demanded of reading Proust or Nabokov.
"The Internet was designed without any contemplation of national boundaries," said Vinton Cerf, a senior vice president of WorldCom who is credited with designing much of the Internet's structure.
- It feeds off the need to know and respond immediately, impulsively, sometimes frantically, often without much contemplation of deeper reasons and connections.
Instead of examining the argument, Eikenberry was criticized among McChrystal's team and his intellectual positions summarily dismissed without serious contemplation.
Without that contemplation, too often all we see is what is directly in front of us, limiting our vision and imagination, and therefore, limiting what we can actually do.
Several experts expressed doubt about the scientific value of the questionnaire (e.g. for requesting an instantaneous response without prolonged contemplation).
