“Dawn and her grandma had given me too much food for cogitation.”

“And they certainly call this cogitation more properly syllogistic.”

“All of his mental power was concentrated in the depths of cogitation, with little to spare for the superficies of observation.”

“As a writer of fiction, as well as a cultural cogitator, how do you think about a world in which we are immortal?”

“What or how do animals think, if they think, and if they do not, then what shapes do their cogitations take?”

“More important, though, were his continued and inspired cogitations on the confederation's beleaguered finances.”

“Literature-inspired cogitations, often wonderful, bejewel the narrative's temporal twists and turns.”

“He also is a curious philosopher who dares to venture into seldom-trod territory that more cantankerous cogitators ardently avoid.”

“It's back to the kitchen, the hangout, the coffee shop, mall or street corner for cogitators, gossips and conversationalists.”

“She is but one of many distinguished political cogitators in the entertainment industry.”