Sentence examples for call for contemplation from inspiring English sources

Letters call for contemplation and soulful enjoyment.

Unavoidably, it calls for contemplation of our transient place in the larger scheme of things.

Whether the work called for the contemplation of "Good Will" or the roaring fun of his gay cabaret owner in Mike Nichols' "The Birdcage," there was an electricity you could sense — and see — every time he was on screen.

We can turn on TVs and radios and computers to drown the inner call for solitude and contemplation.

The older wines call for a little more contemplation, the accompaniment of something on the order of a fine cigar in front of a roaring fire.

It may be that, just as some points of the liturgy call for a literal silence, the intelligible contemplation of the hierarch at the altar must engage in its own form of silence, so as to allow the appearance of the godhead beyond naming.

Complicating the voyeuristic conventions of a nature documentary, Mr. Côté captures what Mr. Berger calls the "abyss of noncomprehension" between humans and animals, even as he turns it into a space for contemplation.

This is not soba for contemplation.

But there's some room for contemplation.

"We do not have time for contemplation".

It unfolds slowly, affording time for contemplation.