Sentence examples for contemplation of how from inspiring English sources

Shadid died in February, reporting in Syria, and his book is an apt testament — a moving contemplation of how the dead stay with us, and of how war scrambles the narrative of family life.

He complains that his neighbors in hell spend all their time talking about love and art and beauty, while in heaven the residents spend eternity in blissful contemplation of how life might be improved.

But tonight at 10 on its regular series "The System," Court TV plugs into larger events with "Osama bin Laden on Trial," a contemplation of how "the world's most wanted" might be prosecuted and defended in an American courtroom.

This is what is on my agenda currently, and mixing that up with a contemplation of how at this given second I am actually okay is only going to confuse me.

Hence the next step should take us to the contemplation on how we can eliminate the occurrence of accidents.

This brings forth an important contemplation on how local and ASEAN banks should prepare for the full effects of this integration initiative.

See also relativity for details of how contemplation of the speed of light as measured in different reference frames was pivotal to the development of Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity in 1905.

The beginning of a new decade in our lives is often accompanied with contemplation -- an evaluation of how far you've come and where you are going, where you've succeeded and where you've failed.

Organized by the Museum of Modern Art photography curator Roxana Marcoci, this show within the show, "The Politics of Contemplation," acknowledges how much Adams's photography did to put preservation of the natural wilderness on the national political agenda.

It was an album-length contemplation, and a bitter critique, of how mass media and technology shape docile, depersonalized consumers, and it took pains over every note as it pondered why alienation festers behind comfort.

In this respect we can come to understand how the contemplation of death and decomposition modeled by Silas' dead birds implies that only aesthetics and ideology cement death's enigmas to science and photography.