Sentence examples for meditative gaze from inspiring English sources

Not immediately obvious but striking when you think of it, is how the subject's meditative gaze at the ghostly swimmer implicitly mirrors the invisible painter's concentration on the dreamlike scene he is painting — both are looking into their souls.

With everything from heavy synth deep house to Daniel Avery, he kept the entire crowd locked in a meditative gaze.

While most of the other motorists look idly around, one man has his hands raised and his eyes with a meditative gaze.

King Midas, a Titian self-portrait, chin in hand and meditative, gazes on, helpless.

But almost unnoticeably tucked among the bounds, flops and bounces were brief meditative gazes that made "Wonder," set to David Bowie's cheeky "Little Wonder," a much more interesting piece.

You can sit on your bed in a meditative posture and gaze at the picture to try to calm your mind and body.

But I do not stroll the nearby river walk, with its public art pieces; nor do I gaze meditatively out at the smoky purple mountains in the distance.

The news about the murder came to Lévy as a terrible shock, but he still considers the man his mentor: 'Afterwards,' he says, 'I came to reinterpret the silences I had taken to be philosophical and the gaze I had thought meditative as expressions of his mental disarray.

Their gaze is far away and meditative.

In a huddle by the fenceNeighbour women, hard at the usual talk:About so and so who could be whoever's twin.About wine that costs the earth and isn't worth it.This government; this latest bad infection.About the little one; the big one nearly twenty About the pig that feeds but doesn't thrive.As the black train goes clanging past themTheir gaze is far away and meditative.

Practice meditation, or try rejoicing, meditative prayer.