Sentence examples for offer a contemplation from inspiring English sources

Where most requiems, if they do not necessarily rejoice in the majesty of death, at least offer a contemplation on its mystery, Britten's work is magisterial solely in scale and in its unremitting focus on the inhumanity of modern warfare.

Abe Lucas's experience is fraught with unintended consequences and with the agonizingly entropic mysteries of chance, and Allen, seeing monstrosities occur, offers a serene contemplation of the world in which they happen and offers no way out — almost.

Instead of the anodyne commercial musical formula, which promises distraction, "The Light in the Piazza" offers a complex contemplation of the well-defended emptiness in every man and woman.

Ourvoices.net is a new 'prayer platform': it will offer a pathway for contemplation, empowerment and action across faiths east and west, north and south.

And with its glow-in-the-dark surface, I hoped the Wheels Park would offer an experience of contemplation".

"Much like the traditional grace, it offers a moment of contemplation to consider the fortune and bounty of the meal one is about to have".

It's just a contemplation of mortality.

The chapter concludes with a contemplation of the future.

Produced by Bobby, the single "Whatchulookinat" was a chippy rejoinder to excessive public interest in their travails, and thus guaranteed to increase that interest; other tracks such as "On My Own" offered wistful contemplation of a future flying solo.

"They offer a small discovery that may shift one's attention to an internal space, encouraging contemplation and promising restoration," explains the artist.

Francesco Buranelli, the commission's secretary, said the restored chapel, which was inaugurated in April, now "offers a moment of spiritual contemplation as well as powerful emotion".