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reflect deeply on a subject
philosophers have speculated on the question of God for thousands of years
The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate
I mulled over the events of the afternoon
How To Use think over In A Sentence
- Hence, it is the time when we can think over the “free woman” status in our Eastern society to check the patriarchal dominancy over female world. Archive 2008-08-01
- And honestly picking HRC as your VP is a move I have just one thing to say or better for you to think over: Obama calls win 'very humbling'
- Mr. Ashburn, if you can't say anything more than this -- anything, you understand, which puts you in a position to treat with us, I'm afraid -- I'm _afraid_ I must ask time to think over this. The Giant's Robe
- But if we're wrong, we'll have a rethink over where we place the articles.
- He slipped inside and, struggling to think over the deafening noise of the generator, he found the control panel that regulated the machine and switched it off.
- The stage is dominated throughout by huge anthropoid figures, I should think over 30 feet tall.
- When you came afterwards to think over one of those wonderful evenings when he had talked for hours, almost without interruption, you hardly found more than an epigram, a fugitive flash of critical insight, an apologue or pretty story charmingly told. Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions
- I'll think over the matter, Mr. Diry, and if I can't get a situashun as a Washinton gossipper or a job on the _Herald_, to rite up the abberiginies of Cannadey, I may go on to Albanie, and rite up all the triks of the pollytishuns, jest to keep myself in pracktiss til we go outer offis. The Bad Boy At Home And His Experiences In Trying To Become An Editor - 1885
- And I think over the long haul, if he hews to the middle-ground course that he has taken over the last 14 days that we'll do pretty well.
- Well, I don't think overtly commercial large-budget films offer the viewers/fans much.