Sentence examples for work to contemplate from inspiring English sources

Poincaré was led by this work to contemplate mathematical spaces (now called manifolds) in which the position of a point is determined by several coordinates.

It's courageous, considering her life's work, to contemplate the possibility that putting together a jigsaw puzzle might afford a sense of engagement and companionship not unlike, and not inferior to, what a good novel provides.

Although this study was not designed to resolve molecular mechanism, it is nonetheless useful, if primarily to guide future work, to contemplate potential causes of fitness loss, and how buffering might occur.

The physics course, for example, ranged from learning about how GPS works to contemplating Schrodinger's cat.

If the East-West crosscurrents animating Yagi's work are fascinating to contemplate, in the case of Noguchi they are so complex as to boggle the mind.

The one whose work was saddest to contemplate was Julia Roberts, briefly as herself in the wretched Valentine's Day, but in every scene of the toe-curlingly awful Eat Pray Love.

Just looking at her work caused me to contemplate the relationship between timelessness, eternity and the present moment.

Out of work, he began to contemplate what he wanted out of life and, like so many before him, moved west with dreams of California sunshine and success... in the wine industry.

Another issue affecting the timing of support was that some stroke survivors were unable to contemplate work in the immediate aftermath of stroke and refused support.

Sturgeon said: "I can't for the life of me see why Labour wouldn't want to contemplate working with the SNP to keep the Tories out of office.

One wonders how to contemplate the work of artists whose culture has often been marginalized when the work itself keeps appearing in unexplored margins.