Sentence examples for life contemplated from inspiring English sources

Yet another serious difficulty faced by originalism is one alluded to above: contemporary life is often very different from the life contemplated by those who lived at the time of the constitution's adoption.

I spent my life contemplating the psychosomatic, especially as expressive of the narcissistic personality under duress.

A red lacquered Chinese hope chest has been pressed into service as a second coffee table, appropriate for a woman who spent much of her professional life contemplating weddings.

There are the evocative display of architectural models by the Zurich-based Georgian Andro Wekua, and Urs Fischer's actively burning, melting candle-sculptures of the painter Rudolf Stingel, slightly larger than life, contemplating a full-scale recreation of Giambologna's "Rape of the Sabine Women".

As students of virtue, we will benefit from thinking our way through a variety of situations that one might encounter in life, contemplating how the different features of these situations matter to appropriate action, and so developing a sharpened sense of the particular value of the various things that do have value or disvalue for a human being.

I feel like I spend my whole life contemplating those things.

Belinda was on the edge of life, contemplating suicide, but says she watched a video of Stinson's, in which he discussed his mental health, and it saved her life.

Belinda was on the edge of life, contemplating suicide, but she says she watched a video of Stinson's, in which he discussed his mental health, and it saved her life.

And the sanctity of life is seldom invoked except in cases when shortening a pitiful life is contemplated.

Every shot in the movie is an exquisitely rendered tableau that conveys the mysteries of life as contemplated by Céline.

We consider the lives that are lived without the life once contemplated.