Sentence examples for contemplation into from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-1970s, Lively has been folding philosophical contemplation into the psychological analysis of her characters, melding the novel of ideas with the droll novel of manners.

Both works by George Balanchine that the New York City Ballet performed on Sunday afternoon journeyed choreographically from contemplation into celebration.

Silver haired, dark suited and wearing a tie whose swirling figures resolve themselves after a couple of minutes of contemplation into lutes, he is every inch the dean.

Its principles can be found in the work of 20th century educators like Maria Montessori, Rudolf Steiner and Jiddu Krishnamurti, who all talked about bringing depth and contemplation into teaching and education.

But it is only near the end that some take the time to take note of the path they've been treading; to transform a life of engagement tempered by contemplation into a life of contemplation sweetened by engagement.

White-haired, with an expression of almost pained contemplation etched into her face, Midgley can be a forbidding presence not given to cheap laughter.

As Twombly told the critic David Sylvester, "the Mediterranean is always just white, white, white": in the 24 drawings called Poems to the Sea the colour blue barely appears, and yet the cursory lines and spots create a sea of the mind's eye – hours of contemplation transformed into a few cryptic marks.

We put our time into contemplation, meditation and liberation.

It has no contemplation time built into it.

With Panou's help, Burtynsky readied his gear, and then he fell into contemplation.

I can understand, in a certain sense, how each Keller was jolted into contemplation of Adams's public persona.