ponder

Angela and Stephen ponder why we haven’t collectively learned to deal with the stress that comes from uncertainty.

He said he uses the quiet time at night to ponder a move to Puerto Rico or maybe Hawaii.

I constantly ponder the true danger of racism, which I always state as most basically: the inability to be an individual.

Now that we have gotten over these multifarious horribles, we are obliged to ponder the bigger picture.

Finally, ponder exactly how Maher will make his final choice of congresscritter.

Gone are the working-man dive bars where Joyce would binge drink and ponder his literary hardship.

Lady Engleton seemed to ponder somewhat seriously, as she stood looking down at the grave beside her.

We may imagine that she has had time to ponder those cynical maxims of Bellapert on the natural course of romance.

I will first ponder over this difficult matter, and thereafter give thee an answer.

But a man cannot afford to ponder such problems in feminine psychology too closely if he has anything else to do!

Ponder well on this circumstance, and you will know how to appreciate the exaggerated language they address to you.