Sentence examples for from the contemplation from inspiring English sources

It's a far cry from the contemplation envisaged by Cadiz, and although the ensemble's intentions were noble, the result was confusing.

Who said that peace derives from the contemplation of order, order understood, enjoyed, realized without residuum, in joy and truimph, the end of effort?

And little Tania has no trouble switching without a beat from the contemplation of the bloody casualties of a terrorist bombing to extolling the beauty of Versace dresses.

In the middle of midlife, I read the Times obits for pleasure, a pleasure that arises from the contemplation of a completed cycle of accomplishment or notoriety, concisely wrought.

Beethoven's Missa Solemnis (completed 1823) flows from the contemplation of the liturgy, as does J.S. Bach's Mass in B Minor (1724 46), but neither was meant to accompany it.

In many ways the most interesting part of the "Elimination" is the long description of how the painting grew from the contemplation of a prepared canvas, "by paint smeared o'er & fit for use / Not smooth but of a texture loose", rather like Leonardo seeing subjects and forms in uneven walls.

The Sheldon, like many art museums, is designed for the contemplation of works from a distance.

For a one unit increase in the knowledge about smoking hazards, the OR of advancement to the contemplation from the pre-contemplation stage was 1.75 (95 % CI = 1.29-2.35).

Matar's understanding may feel so refined because it's distilled from the long contemplation of his own experiences.

THE purest poetry, it can be argued, springs not from urban angst or cloistered academies, nor even from the passionate contemplation of nature.

But it does not follow that a college sophomore can expect to benefit from the future contemplation of random midnight jottings.