Sentence examples for are contemplation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of the mind in considering with attention; continued attention of the mind to a particular subject; meditation; musing; study.
These are contemplation centered questions as opposed to content centered questions.
Their projects are contemplations on technology and nature, the impact of industrialization highlighted by the absence of humanity.
The purpose of my voyage, after all, was contemplation.
Reverie is contemplation from within, letting the person who gives way to it feel change.
"Even when there was contemplation he'd run for president, the biggest speculation was, As what?
"That's how Benedictine life is — contemplation is a part of it, but it's also how to eat together.
For that week people can use it in whatever way they want, whether that's contemplation or meditation or reconciliation.
The Jewish scholar argues that it is contemplation not of the cosmos but of Jewish history that procures knowledge of God.
Instead it is contemplation, which is man's finest objective that may lead to total perfection.
For humans the best state is happiness, and the best activity within this state is contemplation (NE, 1178b17 23).
Despite surface appearances, Aquinas is conscious of Aristotle's failure to settle whether it is contemplation or political praxis that is the essence of human fulfillment.
