Sentence examples for meditation of a from inspiring English sources

MY BRIGHT ABYSS: Meditation of a Modern Believer, by Christian Wiman.

First, it is the haunting meditation of a lonely, brilliant artist, grappling with the puzzles of existence, the nature of being, and the relations of words and meaning.

The well-spoken fellow who rules the stage in "Brutal Imagination," Cornelius Eady's lyrical meditation of a play, is a custom-made partner in crime.

Christian Wiman, the editor of Poetry magazine and a poet himself, attempts no sleight of hand in his slim and simmering memoir, "My Bright Abyss: Meditation of a Modern Believer".

Ms. Kuhn found every psychological nuance in the feverish meditation of a boy-crazy teenager who fantasizes about becoming pregnant and whose rebellious attitude fuels some bitter cross-fire between her indulgent father and puritanical mother.

In "My Bright Abyss: Meditation of a Modern Believer," the poet and essayist Christian Wiman writes about his religious faith, which intensified after he met his future wife and then intensified again when he was afflicted with a rare type of cancer at the age of 39.

The company celebrates its 25th anniversary with "Meditations of a Drunken Peacock," a fantasy about a poet who meditates upon his past and future.

Rothschild V (1977) Meditations of a Broomstick.

Her book thus alternates between the nitty-gritty of particle physics and meditations of a more rarefied sort.

But the approach was largely the same: emotionalized abstraction, the meditations of a sophisticated mind in love with simplicity.

He is the author or editor of many books, including Agent Orange on Trial, Meditations of a Militant Moderate, Diversity in America, and Understanding America.