Sentence examples for sort of contemplation from inspiring English sources

It would be a sort of contemplation: which shows the incipient artist".

Yet I've seen many a collier stand in his back garden looking down at a flower with that odd, remote sort of contemplation which shows a real awareness of the presence of beauty.

It may well include the sort of contemplation of the nature of divinity the philosophers aspire to.

I meditate daily, pray, or engage in some sort of contemplation.

"I want to develop some sort of contemplation practice," he tells The Creators Project.

And as near as I can tell, churches were open on Easter Sunday, providing a venue for that sort of contemplation.

But his production numbers reward the sort of speculative contemplation that contemporaneous works of abstract art invoke.

Cimino's aestheticism overrides moral judgment; his visual music turns even bad times and evil doings into aspects of beauty, a sort of existential contemplation of universal wonders.

Where Hepworth's art encourages a sort of mute contemplation, West's is all about how objects speak and have their way with us.

Many religions use some form of contemplation.

The next morning, over my last sips of coffee, I read Psalm 1, which coincidentally begins with going (the Hebrew word can mean simply "to walk") and explicitly champions just the sort of ambly-contemplation one might do on a walkabout.