Sentence examples similar to sensitive contemplation from inspiring English sources
You end up contemplating your own contemplation.
Abraham Verghese's first two books, "My Own Country" (1994) and "The Tennis Partner" (1999), were intelligent, sensitive examinations of health and disease, communication and loneliness; profound contemplations of the difficulty of life and the certainty of its loss.
It might help to understand that this first step usually is the hardest, as it is possible to spend many hours of conflicted self-talk and contemplation before you can really admit that you could be too sensitive for your own well-being.
Contemplation Environments.
That idea needed some contemplation.
Is this beyond contemplation?
Call it extreme contemplation.
Last week, after months of contemplation, Hogan-Howe attacked government cuts to police funding, warning they risked endangering the public and damaging counter-terrorism efforts, the most politically sensitive claims he could make.
"It's an exciting contemplation," he said.
