Sentence examples for gentle rumination from inspiring English sources
They brought similar qualities to Takemitsu's early "Distance de Fée" (1951), a gentle rumination inspired by the work of the Japanese Surrealist poet and painter Shuzo Takiguchi, and suffused with the graceful ambiguities of Impressionistic chromaticism.
In the opening Vivace ma non troppo, gentle ruminations blossomed into high-tension passages, then melted just as smoothly into quiet reflection.
Other hits included gentle ruminations on romance—"You Didn't Have to Be So Nice" (1965), "Daydream" (1966), and "Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?" (1966)—and the uncharacteristically boisterous "Summer in the City" (1966).
Although he reveled in the sheer nervous energy and power this forceful symphony unleashes, and drew a vivid, virtuosic performance from the orchestra's brass players, he also gave entrancing and often wrenching accounts of the work's gentler ruminations.
Mr. Eno's first full-length play since the solo work "Thom Pain (based on nothing)" was a gentle comic rumination on Thornton Wilder's "Our Town".
The film emerges as a provocative moral inquiry but also as a vivid portrait of a place and time, informed by Ms. Barret's gentle, personal rumination (with a beautifully written narration by Fenton Johnson, a Kentucky novelist).
Liebman and Stowell take his tunes and reveal their essence, and make them gentle, often understated ruminations.
Occasionally, Messiaen stepped back for a gentler, more translucent rumination, as in "La Transsubstantiation" and the two "Prière" movements.
