Sentence examples similar to anticipating contemplation from inspiring English sources
Finely proportioned, evenly lit rooms anticipate hushed contemplation of things that are hard put to merit it.
He also warned that audiences should not attend the performances anticipating an optimistic conclusion: The program began with Charles Ives The Unanswered Question, originally the first of Two Contemplations, composed in 1906 (along with its counterpart Central Park in the Dark).
Anticipating something bad.
Still, neither man had anticipated today's ballot dilemma in their contemplation of holes.
While Werther's vehement, Hamletesque contemplation of nature, religion and the self anticipates the linguistic mastery of Goethe's later play Faust, the author's struggle to shed a troubled past often renders the novella far from sublime.
Letters call for contemplation and soulful enjoyment.
In many ways "La Nativité du Seigneur" (1935) anticipates Messiaen's monumental 1944 piano work, "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus," 20 movements, called contemplations, on the child Jesus.
They anticipate and anticipate".
