cogitations

The result of my cogitations was a resolve to take decisive measures for putting a stop to such extremely delicate and critical complications as

French and Oriental Love in a Harem Mario Uchard

The result of their cogitations was the lock which, after its inventors, was called the snaphause.

The International Monthly Magazine, Volume 5, No. 1, January, 1852 Various

The result of his cogitations was the invention of a contrivance which he put between his fingers and kept there even during the night, by this means endeavouring to increase the extensibility and flexibility of his hands.

Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician Niecks, Frederick 1888

The result of my cogitations was the resolution to take care of myself.

Wilfrid Cumbermede George MacDonald 1864

[17] Seven years after this time, Knox, writing from abroad to 'his sisters in Edinburgh,' tells of the 'cogitations' which God permitted

John Knox A. Taylor Innes

During the following days, throughout the country, media journalists and their editors and producers bombard the public with cogitations about "motivation"--and think they're doing a public service.

Dan Agin: Tucson, Guns, Madness: Our Media Problem With Mental Illness Dan Agin 2011

During the following days, throughout the country, media journalists and their editors and producers bombard the public with cogitations about "motivation"--and think they're doing a public service.

Dan Agin: Tucson, Guns, Madness: Our Media Problem With Mental Illness Dan Agin 2011

The "suspense" sequences, with chases in cars and helicopters, appear to bear the influence of Michael Mann, but it is the calmer, more cerebral notes that are most successful: droll cogitations on hypocrisy, guilt and innocence, with satirical touches that resonate interestingly with this week's news stories about Nicolas Sarkozy and Liliane Bettencourt.

Rapt 2010

His cogitations were interrupted by a wild scream which rang out through the swampy fern jungle.

"The Morons" by Harl Vincent, part 3 Johnny Pez 2010

He felt that everything he had experienced since his imprisonment had been only a prelude; that his cogitations had led him to a dead end -- on to the threshold of what Ivanov called the "metaphysical brothel" -- and that he must begin again from the beginning.

Autumn Thomas Plastino Martin 2010