Then he cogitated for a moment, while he abandoned his whiskers for a small, round bald spot on his crown, which he thoughtfully rubbed.
I paused, thinking it strange they should prefer seclusion when there were fish to be caught, and butterflies to hunt in the sun outside; and as I cogitated thus, the grown-up man caught sight of me.
His arms round his knees, Edward cogitated deeply until Selina appeared, barefooted, and looking slim and tall in the new dressing-gown.
Slavin cogitated awhile, then he turned to Brophy.
For awhile the trio cogitated in silence; each man striving desperately to arrive at some logical solution to the extraordinary problem that now faced them.
Upon the occasion of their hilarious visit to the Big Bend they had observed that a faint trail led to the crack and had cogitated deeply upon this fact.
On the way home he cogitated upon it and two points challenged his intelligence with renewed insistence: the ghost showed itself only on Friday, and then only to "Greasers.
She cogitated unnecessarily long, then left the room to get a folio of newspapers and magazines.
Whether or not it was a duty to Cope, it was now one to Cicely, and hecogitated long without result.
He cogitated desperately; the jest could not be relinquished yet; and then there came to him the choicest idea of all.
Lizarann cogitated gravely on this before she answered.
Guy cogitated sadly as he sauntered quietly up the gravel walks that lead to the main entrance of the edifice.
The expression not mortal does not indicate that a non-being is cogitated in the object; it does not concern the content at all.
It certainly seems that, as a body must be cogitated as substance in space, the law of divisibility would not be applicable to it as substance.
Analytical judgements (affirmative) are therefore those in which the connection of the predicate with the subject is cogitated through identity; those in which this connection is cogitated without identity, are called synthetical judgements.
This we might call the qualitative plurality of characteristic marks, which belong to a conception as to a common foundation, but are not cogitated as a quantity in it.
Otherwise, not exactly the same, but something more than what was cogitated in my conception, would exist, and I could not affirm that the exact object of my conception had real existence.
It follows that the ideal of the primal being must be cogitated as simple.
For a question regarding the constitution of a something which cannot be cogitated by any determined predicate, being completely beyond the sphere of objects and experience, is perfectly null and void.
If the judgement is affirmative, I predicate of the conception only that which was already cogitated in it; if negative, I merely exclude from the conception its contrary.
When the question relates merely to that which is, not to that which ought to be, the conditioned which is presented in experience is always cogitated as contingent.
Shouldn't be surprised if you're right," he said; and moodily cogitated upon the line of action prescribed.
Only something to do with rats after all," he cogitated with wan smile of relief.
The guard, seated carelessly on a nearby rock, kept watch over the three and cogitated upon the whole affair, his Colt swinging from a hand between his knees.
An event of huge importance appeared to loom in the horizon of each: he cogitated over its probable conditions.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cogitated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
