ponder in a sentence

• Or at least to ponder the worrying consequences of verbal assault.
• She says this not to defend or attack but to ponder.
• The auto writers of New England can only ponder the question.
• And ponder the ashcan budget; they were beaten to scrap.
• The groom ponders for a moment, then returns to Showtime.
• "This is all politics, " Ponder said.
• Smith's wisdom quest ponders values, meanings and purposes.
• And the more you ponder, the more possibilities present themselves.
• The Padres had the night off to ponder their mission impossible.
• How peculiar to ponder that, for heaven's sakes.
• It's difficult to see ponder in a sentence .
• The Packers, meanwhile, had more important matters to ponder.
• A quick look at questions to ponder during the offseason : OFFENSE
• Beyond that, Stevens doesn't even want to ponder.
• The Ponders then turned elsewhere and found Booth in February 1996.
• That is a question Ballet Theater might ponder in the future.
• There also are different strategies to ponder on individual retirement accounts.
• But where does the skeptic's right to ponder end?
• That left ample time to ponder baseball's big picture.
• About the Internet and its users, a lot to ponder:
• Among the questions he ponders : How dominant is the product?