Sentence examples for contemplation of himself from inspiring English sources

On the other, the brio of the story, the connoisseurship of discomfiture, the writerly contemplation of himself as a subject.

Before him Philo, Alcinous, and Clement of Alexandria had construed the forms as thoughts in the mind of the Demiurge, while Alexander of Aphrodisias held that they gave content to God's eternal contemplation of himself (Armstrong 1960).

That's where Marinoff comes in: trying to free Doug from the mental trap he has built for himself, Marinoff encourages Contemplation of Eastern philosophy.

It is his account of writing himself out of depression in a contemplation of Norfolk (may the county never be described as merely "flat" again).

This was not just the artist as Christ, but the artist as worthy of contemplation, worthy of attention in himself.

It's just a contemplation of mortality.

Contemplation of the fire filled us.

Altogether it presents a compelling contemplation of mortality and loss.

Contemplation of the mechanism of vision dominated these early studies.

But the show also invites wider contemplation of transparency.

Museums were once temples for the contemplation of the profound.