Sentence examples for intensely meditative from inspiring English sources

There, one of his instructors was Fred Hersch, a pianist whose intensely meditative playing style influenced him.

An accompanying video of children trying to summon their earliest memories completes the metaphor of this beautifully simple work, with its intensely meditative atmosphere.

But in the room where his paintings hang, it is two landscapes by Emilio Longoni that catch the eye: here the divisionist technique is more daringly applied, as wavy parallel lines of red, green and blue merge into intensely meditative visions of an alpine pool, a glacial expanse.

Especially, she pointed out, if you're doing something like Kundalini yoga, an intensely meditative form of stretching that many Americans closely associate with the Sikh religion -- though, for the record, many Sikhs would argue that their religion and yoga are not as closely intertwined as Westerners believe.

A reworked version is included on Solo, and is described as having an "intensely meditative character and slow deliberation," and "a more complex higher level of communication" than the original version.

Mr. Ohlsson ran with it: his dark account of the melancholy opening movement, with its alternation of delicacy and vehemence, and his meditative, intensely focused reading of the middle movement, made the bright finale all the more explosive.

One concern with the augmented reality facilitated by electronics and wireless technology is that it destroys the internal, meditative and intensely individual world of the imagination and replaces it with constant commercial static.

(Sisario) VAN MORRISON (Saturday) Jazz, penitent country and lots of tasty, Celtic-favored R&B fuel Mr. Morrison's incantatory performances, which can smolder intensely or rest in a meditative stillness, according to his mood.

Forty-four yeafterfter its creation, this ballet is as coolly remote and intensely immediate, as crisply assertive and meditative as ever.

Practice meditation, or try rejoicing, meditative prayer.

Its deepest urge is to trap fugitive vision and passing sensation - elation, horror, meditative calm, desire, pathos - the feelings we have when we experience life most intensely, before routine, time and distance dull the shock and veil the memory.