Sentence examples for more contemplative view from inspiring English sources

Many clerics take a more contemplative view.

But a more contemplative view can be had from Depot Place, a tiny stub off Sedgwick Avenue just south of the bridge.

Occasionally moss-draped cypress trees in the still water of a marsh presented a more contemplative view, while a royal poinciana in full, flaming red bloom or a storm-tossed shore provided dramatic relief.

He was conscious of the difference between his approach and that of the journalists alongside whom he was working: whereas they had to produce non-stop news, he was able to take a more contemplative view, synthesising a range of impressions and feelings.In this section Harder than it looks Witness in paint Authorised life Weeping with laughter Filming Russia's sacred text Pushkin for president?

And even in "The Essential Line," there are works with a more contemplative, more contemporary point of view — though all the artists represented here do share the kind of presentational sensibility that these days prevails in popular rather than elite art.

The quinquennial British Art Show, mercifully, is the fruit of a more contemplative pace, tighter focus and longer view than other big artworld bunfights.

She grows more talkative, while he becomes more contemplative, staring hard into the fryer, eyes on some unknown horizon.

We hoped to build a counterweight to Thought Catalog's trendy digital brand with a more contemplative spin-off brand as a book publisher.

The mood was more contemplative than heated.

Margot was more contemplative and was always reading.

But he also has a more contemplative side.