Companies have mused over the idea of one day being able to download their products into your living room.
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For fans, it's often tempting to conflate a performer with a role, but Fisher herself mused over the idea repeatedly when she was alive.
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Pitt is the King of Eating Food on Screen, and I just can't believe Friends didn't capitalize on this very known and mused over fact.
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It was the fantasy America indulged when it elected Ronald Reagan, when it salivated over the Kennedys' every move, when it mused over how Jon Stewart.
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" In a 1994 essay, he mused over "an intense movement that is hostile to the European descendants of those who settled and founded this country and to their culture.
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The president has occasionally mused over the course of his first term about the possibility of serving more than two terms, but the remarks are sometimes made in jest.
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"I'm now kind of like a conduit to the exciting past when these instruments were first conceived and designed," she mused over the phone discussing the award with Noisey.
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Had it just been the two of us, Nancy and I might have mused over what it all meant – the arc of our marriage seen through the prism of the river.
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Alex Zahl, a project manager for the United States Army Corps of Engineers and a self-described World War I buff, mused over the state-of-the-art science detecting remains of experiments dating to 2000.
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To question it aloud is to undermine it, something Mr. Trump was criticized heavily for doing early in his presidency, when he initially hesitated to endorse the provision and then mused over whether America would fight for Montenegro, a NATO member.
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During the presidential campaign, the South African-born comic remarked that Donald J. Trump reminded him of an African dictator, mused over the mystifying complexities of the Electoral College system and pointed out the weirdness of states voting on recreational marijuana.
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Mr. Bonaventure had bet on the Giants to win, but as he watched a Giants drive fizzle late in the third quarter, with New York still losing 13-9, he mused over a few more mobile bets on the second slate of Sunday's games.
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Science fiction writers have long mused over how we'll protect ourselves in a surveillance dystopia, and now that we're here—in a time when anyone's face can be swapped or remodeled to create a new reality—those fantasies sound a lot less far-fetched.
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Recently, however, he gave a bizarre interview to a lefty outlet, the American Prospect, in which he called the far-right "clowns", urged Democrats to keep harping on about "race and identity" and mused over whom he was trying to oust and which colleagues he disliked.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - With markets rife with speculation that the Bank of Japan is close to announcing measures to scale back its massive monetary stimulus, Japanese traders and analysts mused over its options, ranging from subtly changing its policy statement to drastically hiking its bond yield target.
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" He mused: "Over the decades, it has been continuously fashionable to make a straw man of my declaration, to hoist it up as the sort of woolly-headed hippie nonsense you'd expect from techno-utopians like me...It's hardly the best thing I ever wrote and suffers many flaws, both cosmetic and substantive.
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For most of us nine jillion Bruce Springsteen fans who've stood through years of his barn-burning, bombs-dropping, ceiling-cracking, ozone-splitting three-hour mega-extravaganza concerts, in all manner of nasty weather and good, who've bought and rebought album after album, who've pored over lyrics, mused over his complex musical and band life, as well as his privacy-shrouded marital, familial and psychic forays, and who've demarked sovereign occasions in our own lives with the strains of "No Surrender" running through our hectic brains — for all of us in his global audience — the perpetual fascination of Bruce (I've never, I give you my word, shouted that out at a performance) is simply: How the hell do you get from Freehold, N.J., to this in only 50 short years?
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In adapting the script for the screen, Mehta mused over possible techniques that would capture the elusive nature of love on film and compared it to cooking an exotic dish where love is the main ingredient. In the end she collaborated with Esta Spalding to produce the final script for the film version of the book. Carol Shields was unable to write for the film adaption because of her declining health.
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Spider-Man and Nova managed to escape with the help of Magneto. Magneto took Spider-Man and Nova to the Avengers Mansion, where Steve Rogers informed them about the effects of the inversion, including Kluh's rampage across Arizona. Nova took off to confront Kluh. At Avengers Tower, Captain America mused over the future of the world to Wasp (who he has hooked up to a machine that extracts her Pym Particles).
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Occasionally, they wrote songs together by improvising musical ideas from Malay's keyboard and guitar playing. Channel Orange was written in two weeks, according to the singer. Ocean (photographed in 2011) mused over past experiences and pure fantasy when writing the album. Although Ocean had creative freedom for both projects, he felt more confident as a songwriter for Channel Orange and typed his lyrics on a laptop rather than composing in his head as he had done for Nostalgia, Ultra.
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Ghost therefore resigned from plans to kill Stark, because he is no longer a tech monopolist.Thunderbolts #150. Marvel Comics. After coming back to The Raft, Ghost told Moonstone an unverifiable origin tale, whereupon he mused over whether that means he's regained his capacity to trust or whether he simply perceives her as no threat at all, only to conclude, as he phased through a speechless Moonstone, that both are irrelevant to a man who abandoned his humanity and is truly untouchable.
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In April 1943, Dick Howe, the incumbent British Escape Officer, was approached by Sinclair, who had just been released from a long spell of solitary confinement for a previous escape attempt and his fellow POW, Monty Bissell, with perhaps one of the more audacious escape plans to emerge from within the walls of Colditz.Chancellor, 221. In April 1943, Mike Sinclair and Monty Bissell approached the British Escape Officer, Dick Howe, with a plan more audacious than any impersonation attempted so far Howe had mused over the possibility of switching German guards with British imposters.Reid, 408.
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The same report added: "It had become impossible to avoid the story. A contributor to Radio 4's Thought for the Day mused over them; the editor of The Independent, Andrew Marr, wrote about them in his letter to the readers. They even featured in an editorial in The Guardian". The story of the Tamworth Two has been retold in media coverage of other animal escapes, including in December 2001 when a turkey escaped from a farm and walked three miles to a bird sanctuary and April 2009, when 180 pigs escaped from the lorry taking them to the Malton Bacon Factory in York after it was involved in an accident.
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However, Prince Vladimir mused over the incident long after, and not least for political considerations. According to the early Slavic chronicle, the Tale of Bygone Years, which describes life in Kievan Rus' up to the year 1110, he sent his envoys throughout the world to assess first-hand the major religions of the time: Islam, Roman Catholicism, Judaism, and Byzantine Orthodoxy. They were most impressed with their visit to Constantinople, saying, "We knew not whether we were in Heaven or on Earth… We only know that God dwells there among the people, and their service is fairer than the ceremonies of other nations." Readings in Russian Civilization, Volume 1: Russia Before Peter..., University of Chicago Press, 2009.
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During the trial none of the defendants claimed that they had not carried out these acts; only that there were "mitigating circumstances". At one point Ochoa mused over what had brought him to this point, saying that initially he was trying to help secure weapons and other materials needed for his troops, and then one thing led to another. The Military Court found him guilty of all charges, including the capital offense of treason. Prosecutors had presented evidence that at least one pilot involved in the transfer of drugs had been contracted by the CIA, and argued that if the United States government instead of the Cuban government had discovered and revealed the involvement of high level Cuban military personnel in drug trafficking, that would have provided an excuse for invading Cuba (less than a year later, the US invaded Panama using Noriega's alleged involvement in drug trafficking as the justification).
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