Sentence examples for quiet mindful from inspiring English sources
Gardening is universally a quiet, mindful and meaningful activity, connecting us with the natural ingredients of growth, seasons, the earth at our feet, the infinite sky above, and life and death.
The school's principal, McKay Robinson, stood at the back of the classroom, keeping quiet, mindful not to break the rule posted on the classroom door: "No English Please".At Wasatch Elementary, where 360 of the school's 860 students are in Mandarin immersion classes, officials made the faculty lounge an English-only zone so all the teachers could understand one another.
Get quiet, mindful and pray to let go.
We can rest in mindful self-awareness listening to a completely quiet mind, we can hear a thought arise, and we can hear it cease, leaving us once again listening to a completely silent mind.
In purely practical terms, a yoga class in which people are texting and chatting is going to be much less effective than one in which they are focused, quiet, and mindful.
He observes that he could only "sit and appear quiet and mindful and withstand the unbelievably restless and horrible feelings when there were other people to make an impression on".
Empty your cup and allow the universe to fill it while you quiet your mind in thoughtful mindful awareness.
Above all, it would be a quieter vessel something sailors, mindful of preying submarines, find reassuring.Unfortunately, superconducting power systems are still about five times too weak to generate the 25,000 to 50,000 horsepower required to run a ship.
With increasing recognition of the health and wellbeing benefits of mindful reflection, Quiet Gardens are just as essential as stopping spaces today as they have been for 25 years.
For this, and many other mindful reasons, Quiet Mornings at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a welcome respite.
Amidst this peace and quiet they can be mindful and make sense of everything and how all the pieces could -- and should -- fit together in novel, well-constructed ways.
