Sentence examples for extended meditation from inspiring English sources

Read charitably, it is a kind of semi-fictional extended meditation featuring a character named Henry David Thoreau.

Up until his shower, he welcomes small talk, unlike many starters, who treat game day like an extended meditation.

This sly interweaving of the sacramental and the excremental invites extended meditation on dualities like beauty and ugliness, life and death, truth and fiction, beauty and truth.

His book "Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography," published shortly before his death, included an extended meditation on a cherished photograph of his mother, who'd died two years earlier.

In fact, the more than 500 pages of The Delighted States make up an extended meditation, with abundant quotation, on style in fiction, with particular attention to the nature of translation.

7. Wild Beasts - Smother An extended meditation on the lures and snares of desire and sensuality, Smother finds Wild Beasts frontman Hayden Thorpe's tremulous tenor traversing sonic territory reminiscent of pop experimentalists like Radiohead, Talk Talk and Can.

Then she happens upon a Dahmer book and grows so obsessed that the man begins visiting her, bearing brewskis and extended meditations on the human condition.

The earlier volume, a collection of essays written between 1953 and 1971, includes extended meditations on Picasso and Jasper Johns as well as shorter reviews of artists like Willem De Kooning, Philip Guston and Raoul Hague that he wrote during a brief stint in the mid-1950s as a regular critic for Arts Magazine.

This leisurely paced film, threaded with exquisitely sad chamber music (by Jocelyn Pook), is really an extended metaphysical meditation on the abstractions of the modern corporate workplace and the anomie of pushing papers and crunching numbers.

This leisurely film, threaded with exquisitely sad chamber music (by Jocelyn Pook), is really an extended metaphysical meditation on the abstractions of the modern corporate workplace and the anomie of pushing papers and crunching numbers.

Performances are extended prayers: meditations that move, after great deliberation, into rhythmic chants of the Sama Veda.