Sentence examples for contemplation with from inspiring English sources

"Just as it is better to light up others than to shine alone, it is better to share the fruits of one's contemplation with others than to contemplate in solitude".

She transfigures "The Bottle Let Me Down" into a slow and misty contemplation with minimal drums.

The gently American, finely judged narration succeeds in combining contemplation with vigour and in conveying a suggestion of mysticism.

Catholicism has a fine tradition of political contemplation, with luminaries like Daniel Patrick Moynihan and William F. Buckley Jr.

The pavilion is the centrepiece of man's intervention in that environment, so the best of them respect that responsibility and reward contemplation with much to consider.

"I just think that my generation is gonna be the worst," he says, finally emerging from his thicket of contemplation with the idea he has been chasing.

Swanberg (who does his own cinematography) has a keen, discerning eye; he has an incisive way of developing and parsing stories as they gradually crystallize from the moments he captures, sometimes with a recessive contemplation, sometimes with an aggressive assertiveness, sometimes with raucous good humor.

It could be limited to mere contemplations with regard to the future and have only exploratory claims.

And movement in painting was the ultimate paradox at the end of a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldigious cyclemplathat, continued withadhe depiction of the world as it appears to us, and ended in gimmickry, with nothing left to say.

Consideration of the past, however, might have to do more with critical contemplation than with nostalgia.

The order was "moderate" in that it was concerned more with meditation and contemplation than with temporal authority.