Though the child is not in immediate danger the work seems to ponder the possibilities of the outcome.
'It's... Latin.' ") It's all in a day's work for Langdon to ponder "a single solitary image that represented the illumination of the Egyptian sun god, the triumph of alchemical gold, the wisdom of the Philosopher's Stone, the purity of the Rosicrucian Rose, the moment of the Creation, the All, the dominance of the astrological sun" and so much more in that cosmically mystical vein.
Given such weight, the impact of gender inequality at work is important to ponder: What happens when an entire gender is overlooked for recognition, such as at this year's (at the time of this printing) Thurgood Marshall College Fund Annual Gala?
Either way, the profusion of precedents in these works decreases the incentive to ponder such questions.
He invited passers-by who admired his work home for dinner and to ponder a purchase.
Freud's present day heroine, Lily, a student of architecture, has travelled to the Suffolk seaside village of Steerborough, to ponder the work of the German architect Klaus Lehmann, who designed and lived in a house there with his wife, Elsa.
Compact and cohesive electorates, such as in a Swiss canton, are unusually good places for such votes to work: voters are more likely to ponder the issues fully beforehand, and to deal maturely with the result afterwards.So only a few countries give voters Swiss-style rights to take their own proposals to the ballot box.
As the weekend began, diplomats said Mr. Barak and Mr. Shara would most likely leave on Sunday or Monday to ponder the working paper for a few weeks before resuming talks.
I am not ready, and I wish I had a few more weeks, but here are a few reflections to ponder: what worked and what could possibly change? 1. Was I happy?
To ponder his art works and utterances was to discover Andy Warhol's Guide to Survival Under Late Capitalism, an index of methods for armoring the self by expunging the self, a private soul's trick of hiding in plain sight by declaring itself a clueless but alluring mystery — that's to say, a product.
