Baseform:
ruminate
- Gingrich started a think tank that ruminates on health care issues and suggested several ideas his center has studied to bring about better care at lower costs. (www.georgiatrend.com, collected on 18/11/2016)
- While the Democratic world ruminates on whether the vice president has the emotional strength to run for president, the political realities are such that he may have to run. (www.dailycorinthian.com, collected on 10/11/2016)
- The super spy goes duck hunting, ruminates on his childhood and makes us all wonder where the third act went. (www.adn.com, collected on 24/11/2016)
- No, seriously, ruminates such as deer, cows, sheep, goats have an extra stomach in which food is stored. (www.cannoncourier.com, collected on 17/11/2016)
- He looks closely at some small things, ruminates on them, then moves on to something else. (www.christianweek.org, collected on 11/11/2016)
- At this point in the interview Stringer ruminates on whether, next season, she can motivate that player more effectively. (www.newmarketjournal.co.uk, collected on 13/11/2016)
- It ruminates on the prices paid by the urban consumers for items like insurance, housing, gas, and food. (www.argusleader.com, collected on 17/11/2016)
- As one ruminates over the history, skepticism creeps in. China and South Korea share a unique hate relationship with Japan. (www.oaklandlegalnews.com, collected on 23/11/2016)
- She ruminates about her life, trying to make sense out of being a woman, and about her failures as a mother. (www.sknvibes.com, collected on 14/11/2016)
- It’s easy to see how a person who ruminates can have high verbal intelligence; after all, they’re always thinking of various ways — and likely the most effective one — to get their point across. (www.panorama.am, collected on 21/11/2016)
