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mull over

VERB
  1. reflect deeply on a subject
    philosophers have speculated on the question of God for thousands of years
    The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate
    I mulled over the events of the afternoon

How To Use mull over In A Sentence

  • Analysts continue to mull over how and what the BoJ can deploy in terms monetary policy to calm the Yen's rise of late.
  • Ian buttons his coat in preparation for heading outside and lets his mind mull over today's schedule.
  • Well, there's lots to mull over there, and I won't try to add much in the way of interpretation.
  • It's a good time to mull over options that are being heaped upon you, so take your time about it. The Sun
  • There's no need to mull over the question, no dubiety.
  • It's a good time to mull over options that are being heaped upon you, so take your time about it. The Sun
  • Just as she began to mull over this new development, the bell rang for first break.
  • Richard had turned from O'Mare's records of his accounts to mull over a peculiarly fantastic sketch (mermaids, a sequoia forest, a flock of doves) that O'Mare had recently proposed for the bar wall of Maxies 'Club De Luxe, when the street door suddenly flew open and a strange character stepped in. The Secret Animal
  • It required getting up 15 minutes earlier than normal, and anyway, I had accumulated a bookful of dreams to mull over. Root Beer Dreams: Part I
  • But it is not the most outlandish idea this new series with throw up for the entrepreneurs to mull over. Times, Sunday Times
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