And the central slow movement has some of the gentle introspection of the Takemitsu.
Mr. Padmore's rich voice illuminates the passion and mournful introspection of the lonely wanderer.
The deep introspection of the great Gypsy soloists is not the company's style.
A sentimental tone mars somewhat the tragic introspection of Le Perce-Oreille du Luxembourg (1928; "The Earwig of Luxembourg").
Now 50, she has a strata of slight self-consciousness that bespeaks the particular introspection of her work.
There's a lucidity to Bechdel's work that in certain ways (economy, concision, metaphor) bears more resemblance to poetry than to the dense, wordy introspection of most prose memoirs.
Are we revolting from the isolated, bodiless introspection of the internet; seeking some activity in which we can move our limbs and talk to other people?
The great disclosures about human motivation have been achieved more by the intuition and introspection of novelists and dramatists than by the more systematic work of the clinicians.
Perhaps it should come as no surprise, then, that many of the exchanges in the book have all the excitement and introspection of work schedules.
Initial efforts in the 19th century to approach psychology with the rigour of other experimental sciences led researchers to engage in careful introspection of their own mental states.
Strauss would be vulnerable to the accusation he is a beneficiary of a jobs-for-the-boys culture, a symbol of the damaging introspection of the current regime.
