"Persepolis" makes you contemplate the processes of history.
In one passage, Huber contemplates the process of dying, the quick ends "where we live with much unsaid," and the prolonged ones, where "we turn sullen and morose".
Upon contemplating the processes of vegetation and the "agitation" of seas and lakes, Priestley envisioned the means by which a benevolent nature restored the "common air" that had been "vitiated and diminished" by such "noxious" processes as combustion and respiration.
The sudden bloom of spare white spaces, in which art is front and center, has been joined by cafes and shops, making Beacon an attractive place to contemplate the creative process and while away an afternoon or evening.
Moreover, when we contemplate the complex training process required to earn a licence as a practitioner, we understand that a shortage in medical professionals cannot be accommodated fast enough by decree, either by increasing the number of intakes to medical schools or by inviting more foreign-trained doctors or nurses.
Since then, D has been doing his painting and working on film scores (four in the last year), plus contemplating the slow process of having his house done up.
I was still kind of, well, perky, contemplating the qualifying process, playing fledging social director, trying to figure my adviser out, working to avoid the strife I saw around me, trying to keep from feeling too lonely, and trying to figure out whether I really was meant to be here.
"Crazy Horse," Frederick Wiseman's new documentary, invites the viewer to contemplate the intricacies of the creative process, the daily rhythms of a complex organization and the tensions between artistic ambition and practicality — and also to look at very beautiful women wearing very little.
