Sentence examples for feeling of introspection from inspiring English sources

This internalised moment became Form (2013), a stack of blocks which still holds that feeling of introspection, but it has been expanded incrementally to the point where we reach a cube: Murmur (2014).

The track is about processing the horrors of trauma through drug use, and where the original version's slower pace mirrored feelings of introspection, this uptempo version suggests a process of working things out on the dancefloor.

Folk music evokes a feeling of warmth and introspection through its meaningful lyrics and sweeping soundscapes.

Oboe d'amore and viola da gamba return to accompany the last aria, and "the sombre qualities of both voice and instruments create a feeling of peace and introspection".

Blickle wants the paintings to have a feeling of "slowness" and introspection, as if the women in the scenes are in a "trancelike, moving meditation".

But with the Prelude and Fugue No. 14 in F sharp minor, she plunged into a world of introspection and deep feeling that she would occupy through much of the night.

As noted by Sandars [ 29], the medical residents reported undergoing transformations in their perceptions of themselves and of the world triggered by a process of introspection during which feelings of powerlessness, sadness, shame, and anger emerged.

The milestone often prompts all sorts of introspection: evaluating career goals, feeling pressure about finding love or comparing the person you are now to the one you thought you would be at 30.

England have a period of introspection to look forward to.

It takes a lot of introspection to avoid this Superman effect, of feeling heroic and powerful in uniform and ungainly and lost outside of it.

And that has deepened Argentine feelings of nostalgia and introspection.