| The expansion of the Army from around 16,000 men in 1860 to half a million just two years later created a nightmare of supply, which was both nonexistent and uncontemplated before cessation. |
| In fact, even survival might not have meant survival: promotion, by uncontemplated contrast, did. |
| I like not this sudden and uncontemplated visit to Castle Dacre. |
| It is no longer acceptable to leave these risks uncalculated, uncontemplated or uncommunicated. |
| Most followers of fashion will tell you that they exult in nothing so much as the discovery of fresh, uncontemplated talent. |
| Clarendon is now very hot on this war, which he fancies is to produce great and uncontemplated effects. |
