Sentence examples for meditative air from inspiring English sources

Residual, on the other hand, has a "meditative air" and the bearing of a princess.

The panels also cover the back wall of the main lecture hall, bringing a meditative air to the 46-chair classroom.

The crowd came out of Madison Square Garden with the sorrowful, meditative air that hangs over it when the the fights have been bad.

Many tracks have a spacious, meditative air, foregrounding bass or bass guitar against slow-moving strings in a Gavin Bryars kind of way.

By Irwin Shaw The New Yorker, March 11 , 1939P. 23 The crowd came out of Madison Square Garden with the sorrowful, meditative air that hangs over it when the the fights have been bad.

Viewers may examine the specificity with which Lachaise modeled his subjects: the weathered visage of John Marin, the modernist painter; the meditative air and etched skin of Edward Nagle, Ms. Nagle's son by her first husband; the pensive look and slightly parted lips of Edward M. M. Warburg, a philanthropist who was one of Lachaise's patrons.

Click here to listen If the Weeknd, on House of Balloons et al, looked back at a series of last-nights, with himself as the protagonist still reeling from the immediate effects, Azekel casts back further in time and so the songs have a more meditative, reflective air.

Gondry, who sharpened his talents on music videos, has no time for such meditative airs, and he makes Stéphane's dreaming as silly and scattershot as possible, so as to rebuke the stolidity of the mature world.

The resulting images echo something like if the meditative airs of Rothko and Richter rolled across the uncanny valley. .

The repetitive motion is meditative; the fresh air is enlivening.

An air of meditative quiet suffuses Pacem.