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.

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.

No wonder Kerry said he had a lot to ponder before going to bed.

At length he sank unconsciously into a reverie, and began to ponder as to what sort of people wanted these productions?

There is rather a subtle point in the considerations now brought forward, on which it will be necessary for us to ponder.

Nay, even the novelist may find it well worth his while to ponder its marvellous details.

Indeed, he had small time to ponder, for his comrade was quickening his steps, and he had to hasten to reach his side.

At the first opening of the doors, Graye left the church and wandered away into the fields to ponder on another scheme.