Sentence examples for She meditates on from inspiring English sources
She meditates on the line between crime and disease.
She meditates on her own fears and her own death.
She meditates on Smoking, Tobacco, U-turns, Vague ambitions, the German word Weltverbesserungswahn (the conviction that the world could be better) which her second husband, a psychiatrist, pegged as her problem.
Lingering around the vast, rotting blubber casks and horrid platforms of cetacean torture of the last century, she meditates on the insane metrics of whaling.
In her introduction she meditates on the use of such enchantments: "It did not seem enough to invoke escapism as the reason for the popularity of 'The Arabian Nights' in the age of reason.
In "The Aztec Empire," which begins the book, she meditates on a museum exhibit that describes Quetzalcoatl, the Aztecs' serpent god, and the blood sacrifices made to his image.
Ms. Dennison said yes a month later, after she meditated on her want of family, the loss of her mother and the similarities between marriage and exploring.
Grant said she meditated on that statement and did a lot of work on herself.
She writes of how, despite her antipathy to marriage, she came to wed the Brazilian-born Australian lover she met in Indonesia in "Eat, Pray, Love," but she also meditates on the institution of wedlock.
But even inside her house, where each morning before dawn she meditates, exercises on a Nordic Trak and listens to the BBC World Service, the Voice of America and Radio Free Asia, Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi torments the generals.
While her previous work referenced Margate in a somewhat harrowing light (after all, this is where she was raped and experienced trauma), here, she meditates instead on all the good memories about the town with a hint of nostalgia.
