| This, in my view, clearly contemplates the structure as a whole, as a single unit, and not the component parts of it. |
| The mathematician contemplates how the various mathematical ideas relate to each other. |
| Problems of remoteness may arise where the risk he contemplates is highly improbable. |
| Plagued by gloominess and self-hatred, Hamlet often contemplates suicide and berates himself for delaying his vengeance. |
| Shortly after his release from captivity, he contemplates his pique at being served cold soup. |
| Sandler approaches it trepidatiously, contemplates it, and then walks back to his office. |
