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Meanings of contemplate with in English
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Usage of contemplate with in English
1
Persons of reflection and sensibility contemplate with interest the scenes of nature.
2
Is there a Holy One, whom I may contemplate with utter delight?
3
I cannot contemplate with any patience your stay in the South.
4
The mass of the English people contemplate with admiration this development of energy.
5
She seemed to contemplate with adoration the delicate ornaments which decorated its portal.
6
The loss in scattering one's powers is too great to contemplate with comfort.
7
I will not, however, contemplate with too much regret disappointments that were inevitable.
8
But there is another figure which I contemplate with more interest.
9
Oh, is there a Holy One, whom I may contemplate with utter delight?
10
And that I think it is impossible for us to contemplate with folded hands.
11
Are these exertions that Imogen ought to contemplate with indifference?
12
Jocasta shall contemplate with wonder the genius of Rivarol.
13
Neither did Julia contemplate with indifference the approaching festival.
14
There is never but one aspect of human life which we can contemplate with pleasure.
15
We therefore contemplate with pleasure the proclamation by you issued, and give it our hearty approbation.
16
Here is a picture that every Negro in the country may contemplate with satisfaction and pride.
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