Sentence examples for hard contemplation from inspiring English sources

Things like math, reading a book, or anything that takes hard contemplation will make time go faster.

"We lie on our hard beds," Sarah reports, "in heavy contemplation of the months before us.

During Lent, kings and schoolboys, commoners and nobility, all complained about being deprived of meat for the long, hard weeks of solemn contemplation of their sins.

No one prepared harder or longer in contemplation of those moves than Fischer.

The film is typical of Godard in striking the least insistent note the hardest, and in launching contemplation.

This eclectic opening quartet sets the tone for the whole volume: elemental, full of hard labour rather than genteel contemplation, in tune with the poor and dispossessed of the Earth, in touch with soil and salt and seed, resistant to the venerable poetic traditions of pastoral ease and picturesque landscape.

My dream is to create spaces which foster calm and contemplation, to transform hard-edged cities with billowing softness.

The subsequent waste of energy and frothing fulmination does not reflect particularly well on any of those involved and it is hard not to conclude that silent contemplation should have remained the default state.

You end up contemplating your own contemplation.

Finely proportioned, evenly lit rooms anticipate hushed contemplation of things that are hard put to merit it.

That eternal-kid sound also suited "Toxic," the Duffy hit "Mercy," and "Sober," Pink's scared and scary contemplation of giving up a hard-partying life.