Sentence examples for allow for contemplation from inspiring English sources
The bird pictures, taken with the help of strobe lamps from specially constructed wooden towers, hang in a separate area — the better to allow for contemplation of minute details like the tiny open beaks protruding from the nest of a blackpoll warbler or the soft blur at the wingtip of a Williamson's sapsucker.
A high-pressure sales pitch might appeal to a "buy now" single option, where a low key sales pitch might allow for contemplation before a deal, or for different volumes or price options for the eventual purchase.
Male students frequently dine in the monastery as guests; they are required to comply with the Benedictine rule of silence while eating, which allows for contemplation and prayer.
Since his days in the cosmos-traversing, anything-goes trio Emeralds, he's manipulated synthesizers and assorted other electronics with an eye on the existential, creating instrumentals that creep and ooze along the space-time continuum to allow for quiet contemplation.
"Whether fractured memories are materialized into sculptural form, information is embedded into threads of woven cloth, or woven cloth is unraveled and fragmented into multiple different forms, tangible spaces are created that allow for a deeper contemplation of our evolving landscapes of immateriality".
That's why we need to allow for tenderness, for silence, for contemplation.
Allowing space for contemplation.
The objects there are well spaced, avoiding the crowding at Hunterdon and allowing for focused, easy contemplation.
The space itself feels like a museum-church but allows for unlimited seated contemplation.
29 ArThets Explore Abstractions of the Color Black.
Of course, this difference between Leibniz and Spinoza is largely attributable to Leibniz's adherence to what Spinoza finds so wrong: the anthropomorphic conception of God and the attendant distinction between divine intellect and will, which is what allows for God's supposed contemplation of non-existent possibles.
