Sentence examples for extensive rumination from inspiring English sources

The extensive rumination of the insufficiencies of inclusion have however, mainly considered the inclusion of citizens with physical impairment or disabilities.

There is extensive evidence that rumination is involved in the development and maintenance of depression and is associated with a range of detrimental cognitive, emotional and social effects in dysphoric individuals (for a review see Lyubomirsky & Tkach, 2004).

Although there is extensive evidence that rumination is involved in the development and maintenance of depression (see Lyubomirsky & Tkach, 2004 for a review), only one study to date has investigated the role of rumination in the development of depression following trauma (Nolen-Hoeksema & Morrow, 1991).

It is in essence a "Commonplace-Book" in which the author's ruminations trigger and are triggered by extensive quotations from other writers; almost an anthology in which Milosz elects himself the most cited contributor.

Federal rule making is a complex process involving the formation of possible rules and extensive comments from the public and automakers followed by deliberation and rumination.

Constant rumination?

Its rumination was mine.

It's called rumination.

Rumination was not good.

What about rumination?

It lends itself to rumination.