Sentence examples for more contemplation of from inspiring English sources

In the afternoon there was more board sitting -- more contemplation of our crimes and failings.

The rich surfaces and presence of the images gain power through this exposure as they are recognized upon first glance, but require more contemplation to unravel.

The older wines call for a little more contemplation, the accompaniment of something on the order of a fine cigar in front of a roaring fire.

The title translates, "From the Canyons to the Stars," and indeed worship of nature was a form of transportation, bearing the composer and the listener to more altitudinous contemplations of God.

In my more pessimistic contemplations of the 2008 campaign, I see myself telling some political operative that I've made my peace with the possibility that the Democrats, desperate for some charisma, could turn to Barack Obama — a man whose rhymes I long ago used up in trying to deal with Osama bin Laden.

The law forbids some professionals from advising their clients "to incur more debt in contemplation of" a bankruptcy filing.

Moreover participants could complete the Delphi rounds at their leisure allowing more time for contemplation of responses [ 23].

Take a few moments more of contemplation, awakening, appreciating.

The signs are that the party will now try to bolster support through even more introspection and the contemplation of past glories.

Walking up the Green Hill on a Bayreuth afternoon or crossing the River Salzach at twilight is somehow more conducive to the contemplation of sublimity than riding the No. 1 train at rush hour while two squabbling strangers call each other "fatso" and "bitch," as happened to me on the way to "Götterdämmerung".

It would be hard to find a more appropriate setting for the contemplation of such matters than Mrs. Hart's East 60's apartment, where she has lived for more than four decades.