Sentence examples for rather a meditation from inspiring English sources

It is, rather, a meditation on the border between public and private space.

Szwed, a professor of American studies at Yale, warns that his book "is not a biography in the contemporary sense" but rather "a meditation on Miles Davis's life".

They understood, February was not an exploitation, but rather a meditation.

Albers's work isn't a portrait per se but, rather, a perceptual meditation on his friend, as well as an investigation of photography and time, playing with the cinematic.

It is, rather, a short meditation on the loss of a loved one, lasting for a couple of hours.

It is not a conventional symphony, but rather an extended meditation on the joy of human union and love.

Rather, it is a meditation on life and death.

Rather, it is a meditation on the human waste of war, on necessary risk, and, above all, on passion, which brooks no dissent, clothes the world in colour, and clarifies everything — except when it doesn't.

What if "The Wire" was revived but as a vehicle for Omar's badassery, rather than as a meditation on the death of a great American city?

For what Ms. Saariaho has produced is a meditation rather than an opera, with music that is mystical, angular, episodic, surging.

I found it often on my bedside, a meditation rather than a read, and placed it under my pillow in hopes that I might dream of my own provincial life in Japan.