contemplate

By contemplating the end times, we can refine our understanding of the universe, but we can’t change its fate.

“The idea of Mitch McConnell as the Majority Leader is too bizarre and dark to contemplate [right now],” she said.

But the consequences of a nuclear exchange are almost too horrible to contemplate.

As the Cofán shaman blew strongly over the cup, I took those few seconds to contemplate how I had managed to find myself here.

“As the day of the operation drew closer, it became more and more painful and frightening to contemplate,” wrote Reeve.

When I contemplate God among the dead I find only emptiness and silence.

All his proceedings certainly seem to require an opposite construction, and to contemplate his own leadership.'

Great attempts do I contemplate; to tell by what means Love can be arrested, the Boy that wanders over the world so wide.

Now, after thirty-four months of work, we contemplate a fairly rounded whole.

Flushed by the victory at Magersfontein, the General did not contemplate the possibility of such a bitter reverse.

Contemplate Ra within his Ark, and do thou propitiate his orb daily.