Sentence examples for wondering about someone from inspiring English sources

The Times: As I watched this film I also was wondering about someone else who struggled with addiction, who was close to you — Philip Seymour Hoffman.

He was eagerly accepted into the vice president's press office, where he served as communications director, and later chief spokesman, for Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "You always wonder about someone coming in from the press side," Mr. Blinken said.

Always wondered about that.

Many of Trump's opponents, in both parties, have wondered about how someone whose reality-show catchphrase was "You're fired" could be running as the candidate of American renewal.

An interesting version of someone wondering about this was Wilhelm Reich, recently the subject of the study Adventures in the Orgasmatron: Wilhelm Reich and the Invention of Sex by Christopher Turner.

It was nearly impossible to find an employee of any major financial firm who was not wondering about the fate of someone, a business-school classmate, a rival deal maker or a familiar voice at the other end of a trading line.

Or the @DKNY Twitter account to offer spot advice to someone wondering about the perfect "little black dress"?

When you talk to someone, start wondering about how you could help them instead of always thinking about how they can help you.

The stunning $40 million sale of two Qing Dynasty bronze animal heads that China vehemently opposed auctioning last week left many wondering about the mystery buyer: Was this someone who really loved China or someone who really hated China?

"This kind of little boy screaming and ranting should make a person wonder about someone's self-control," said Tavakoli, who said she does not personally know Loeb.

There it was, that common sense that the Catalans call "seny": you could be in the most fantastical setting, and someone would always be wondering about a suitcase.