Sentence examples for contemplative reading from inspiring English sources

The Ensemble Phoenix's more contemplative reading intersperses Lydia Brotherton's lovely soprano solos with chaste harmonizations and a brief instrumental interlude.

Christina passionately lived a life she designed herself, integrating friends gained during her world travels with lifelong bonds to hometown loved ones, fanatical exercise with contemplative reading, a glamourtinged career in Manhattan publishing with a deep devotion to spiritual wholeness.

The poems are beautiful, understated and contemplative; read them alone, or alongside the prints, which are available online.

"But other types of book should be more contemplative reads," he says, noting that in his book Turning the Page, he writes: "If books in digital form enable us to read faster, this may not necessarily be a good thing.

Be contemplative and read to learn.

It is a slow contemplative way of reading and praying the scriptures, not a Bible study.

Somber, dour even, he sits ambiguously at the lectern, on a contemplative break from reading.

Margot was more contemplative and was always reading.

It is true that Thoreau, as he portrayed himself in the original "Walden," had contemplative moments in nature -- reading in his cabin, for instance, or fishing on the pond (which Fiore captures in a beautiful aerial view), or measuring bubbles trapped in ice.

Known for being contemplative and talkative, he was reading a book on world mythology by Joseph Campbell.

"Growing up in Connecticut made me extremely alive creatively, and the environment of the four seasons forces you indoors and makes you a thinking, reading person, a contemplative person," she said.