Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• v. pon·dered, pon·der·ing, pon·ders. v.tr. To think about (something) with thoroughness and care. v.intr. To reflect or consider with thoroughness and care.
• Jun 24, 2012 ... This may lead some people to assume that ponder somehow "includes" the word about, so they find ponder about tautologous.
• to think about something carefully for a period of time synonym consider ponder ( about/on/over something) She pondered over his words. They were left to ...
• 1.to think about something important 2.to get out of an awkward conversation. 1.I ponder if wonder means the same thing as ponder. 2.I gotta go ponder about ...

• Participants and attendees of this convention will get an opportunity to ponder on the use of contemporary design for maintaining life on the planet and the use of innovation in helping solve ecological issues.
• The Marquis should go to meditate in Castel Saint Angelo and ponder on the fact that life is not only a joke.
• So we sink into the myth to ponder on the language and on the vision, 'representation' between the human being and his construction of imagery, simulacra.
• The title is "Together" and it is a way to ponder on the importance of the others in our lives.
• I want to... look for rainbows whenever there is rain ponder on the beauty of a land made clean again
• It is necessary to ponder on the fact that the progress we need today resembles a lot to the second phase of a bipolar process, like for example the breath.
• "As they toast the health of old Queen Bess they may well ponder on the situation where over the years they have become hopelessly and inevitably compromosed in the unionist political set up."
• If Parliament is to present these annual reports at all, the red parties should ponder on a couple of sayings we have in Sweden that go something like: 'true mastery lies in moderation' and 'reach out for everything, gain nothing'.