But Easter is a time for deep contemplation, too.
The storytelling never dragged but the arias were platforms for deep contemplation – often Butt didn't conduct them at all, leaving expressive direction up to the singers and the lithe continuo band.
Elegantly toffeed, nutty, spicy and volatile, it's a wine for deep contemplation after dinner, but equally adept as an aperitif; its flavors are hung on a spine of brilliant acidity, a tangy kiss that can make even a 100-year-old wine taste fresh and lively.
On the other hand, they should be taken with a grain of salt, because they largely represent the trade end of the spectrum and are turned around quickly, without much time for deep contemplation.
Whatever religion or belief system that you align you with, or even if you don't align yourself with any organized religion at all, you need to carve out time in your schedule for deep contemplation and meditative training.
"Whether fractured memories are materialized into sculptural form, information is embedded into threads of woven cloth, or woven cloth is unraveled and fragmented into multiple different forms, tangible spaces are created that allow for a deeper contemplation of our evolving landscapes of immateriality".
I like this tension, for it invites deeper contemplation of the symbolism of the scene.
In the willingness to consciously recognize my story and stop telling it for a moment of deep contemplation, I could see that this life force, this wonder of life, the simple joy of being that was present when I was a young child, was still present!
Drawing in a breath of deepest contemplation, Sir Gravulet reluctantly unzipped his trousers for the big reveal.
It is a turnaround sprung from deep contemplation about a moment that she could have let remain toxic for her.
