Sentence examples similar to proper rumination from inspiring English sources

The album addresses this conflict directly, mixing love songs about her husband and family with ruminations about the proper place in rock and roll for a thirty-seven-year-old wife and mother.

Gabriel's last studio album proper, Up (released in 2002), was inspired by his fears regarding world politics and his ruminations on his own mortality.

Some have gone so far as to turn the tables on Heidegger, and to read his ruminations on metaphysics as the repetition of an original metaphysical gesture, the gathering of thought to its "proper" essence and vocation (see Derrida 1989 [1987]).

Constant rumination?

It's called rumination.

Rumination was not good.

What about rumination?

It lends itself to rumination.

Not much dreamy rumination there.

Only a rumination, of course.

What separates history from rumination?