The results demonstrated qualified support for the PSOCQ, in particular the Contemplation sub-scale.
This was as a result of new styles of devotions, led by the Franciscans in particular, which promoted contemplation of the Passion episode by episode, as in the Stations of the Cross.
corrup[t] persaude[r] cannot be someone who persuades others to shred documents under a document retention policy when he does not have in contemplation any particular official proceeding in which those documents might be material.
More than once, I have seen him stop in front of a slide with a graph on it, and become so engaged in contemplation of a particular data point that he grew oblivious of the audience.
They were allowed to take religious vows and live within the Misericordia Sisters community, obeying particular rules of dedication to contemplation.
Building his prismatic novel, Kundera cuts back and forth between the sweep of his contemplations and the particular lives of his characters until idea and story, the public record and the private, are inextricable.
Masters address disciples (in the upper-right position, as recipients of the message) and produce a particular type of discourse, immersed in contemplation, metaphysics and basic geometry.
The contemplation scale may have particular value in predicting who may or may not be ready to participate in a self-management programme.
You end up contemplating your own contemplation.
His bitter contemplations of black history, in particular, have a historical dimension, while reflecting his awareness of being treated as a token black star in a mostly white art world.
His bitter contemplations of black history, in particular, have an epic, historical dimension, while also reflecting his own insecurity about being treated as an exotic, token black star in a predominantly white art world.
