Sentence examples for a contemplation on from inspiring English sources

Because the book is an historical artifact so connected to World War II, one could be forgiven for thinking it's all a contemplation on anti-Semitism and the Nazis.

Mr. Gilligan said he admires "Weeds" but draws a distinction in tone between it and his series: " 'Weeds' is more of a contemplation on the suburbs and white picket fences.

Where most requiems, if they do not necessarily rejoice in the majesty of death, at least offer a contemplation on its mystery, Britten's work is magisterial solely in scale and in its unremitting focus on the inhumanity of modern warfare.

A university reading room was an ideal place to hear the work: both songs like "The Crucifixion," a contemplation on the sacrifice of Jesus, and "The Monk and His Cat," a charming tribute by a monk to the solitary life he shares with Pangur, his white mouse-hunting cat.

But tonight at 10 on its regular series "The System," Court TV plugs into larger events with "Osama bin Laden on Trial," a contemplation of how "the world's most wanted" might be prosecuted and defended in an American courtroom.

She's been able to ask gently prodding questions that get locals rethinking about space here—her project, A Long Wait, on Casco Bay's Fort Gorges was a gorgeous contemplation on time and purpose and it's exciting to undertake those investigations with her.

And in the title segment, the show's most poignant, the adoption of a too-perfect boy (Mr. Seratch) by two gay men (Mr. Pierce and Mr. Stewart) becomes a mystical contemplation on the ephemerality of love.

Muse is quintessentially stylish, as well as a poetic contemplation on the mythologising of authors, the symbiotic relationship between writers and their work, and the impact of fame on life.

Aged 92, she has released Life Class (Granta, £25), a selection of her memoirs that chronicle the growth of a woman from a privileged childhood of horses and country estates to a middle-class existence in Andrew Deutsch's publishing house and love affairs, to a late contemplation on old age.

Rather than a fundamental contemplation on the relationship between law and society, government pragmatically chooses to limit access to the legal system.

I'd like to follow that up here with a brief contemplation on the need to turn that awareness around and see ourselves as both sacred and dying.