| If you make the ablative absolute into its own clause, then you can think about the relationship between this clause and the main sentence. |
| They have made us think about ourselves by making us laugh at our own absurdity. |
| I left people with a little something to think about, without wagging my fingers or quoting Leviticus. |
| I think the press wants a good story, and they don't sit and think about who we're going to be easy on, who we're going to be hard on. |
| Being married is so normal until I think about it, and then it is a maze of surreal absurdity. |
| You clocked me in the midst of a fight that shouldn't even have happened, and all you can think about is yourself? |
