Sentence examples for serious rumination from inspiring English sources
The second is Burn This, a serious rumination of themes of death and redemption by playwright Lanford Wilson.
But, there is one question that impelled me into much more serious rumination: if eco-activists are using the explicitly Hindu practices of yoga and kīrtan as means of expressing the eco-activist program, why is Hinduism on the ground seemingly so devoid of activism?
"So," Mr. Bush asked the four reporters accompanying him overnight Monday, "what do you want to know about my mood?" It was a teasing remark, punctuated by a facial expression of mock exasperation, but it quickly gave way to more serious ruminations.
Written and directed by John Michael McDonagh, "Calvary" reveals itself over and over to be a movie of such surprises, a serious-minded, lightly comedic rumination on life, death, faith and community.
Even Eleanor Roosevelt (in an excerpt from the second volume of her memoirs) participates in this sort of rumination: Then came another serious question: Should the president sit with the king on his right and the queen on his left and me on the right of the king?
This kind of overthinking is called rumination, and it can lead to serious anxiety.
Besides, he wanted first to complete and publish a serious work under his own name, an encyclopedic rumination called "The Writer and Suicide".
The Five Songs (Op. 94) offered melancholy ruminations on growing old; the Four Serious Songs (Op.
What we get is a pretzel-knotted spiritual rumination to be filed nobly alongside A Serious Man.
Before I got married, no amount of counsel or rumination would have made me see how serious the bargain is, but I now feel the weight of wedded bliss on the other side of I do.
