Sentence examples for from contemplation from inspiring English sources

Moral judgments (like reals) are absolute, springing from contemplation, incapable of proof and not requiring proof.

It is as if Mr. Gates had just paused from contemplation for a few words with the camera.

Glassy-eyed from contemplation of these buildings made entirely of windows, we walked west feeling oddly empty, as if we had dined on a meal of doughnut holes.

It moved from contemplation to apocalyptic distortion to a sparse pianissimo before the song itself emerged, with all its odd, plaintive leaps.

Both works by George Balanchine that the New York City Ballet performed on Sunday afternoon journeyed choreographically from contemplation into celebration.

Nothing — not the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall, not the faltering direction of the European Union (once a German obsession, now a sideshow), not financial Armageddon — seems able to stir Germans from contemplation of their navels.

Enjoyment taken in the sight of a coin is enjoyment taken in its beauty only if it arises not from any thought of what the coin may buy, but merely from the contemplation of the design or form of the coin's inscription.

Such technologies, they believe, are a distraction from their contemplation.

And that change takes us from penseroso contemplation to allegro energy in the twinkling of an eye.

Rhythmically his pieces slip suddenly from timeless contemplation to riotous agitation then back again, sometimes by the measure.

It is a turnaround sprung from deep contemplation about a moment that she could have let remain toxic for her.