Sentence examples for substantial meditation from inspiring English sources

"Walk on Water" is an odd bird, a slight-feeling indie film that slowly builds into a substantial meditation on contemporary politics, sexual and otherwise.

Maybe Mr. Stucky thought of his four brief pieces that way, but Ms. Cheng wasn't buying it: she played them as thoughtful, substantial meditations.

All seven Yogis that we studied have sleep times below both the control population we assessed and with published norms from multiple different ethnic groups [ 21], and all had substantial periods of meditation each day approximately equal to the "lost" sleep.

Subsequently, on 22 February 2008, Wright was sentenced to life imprisonment and Mr Justice Gross recommended that life should mean life, on the basis that the murders resulted from a "substantial degree of pre-meditation and planning".

According to a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed piece by W. Scott Gould, Deputy Secretary of the Veteran's Administration, "Transcendental Meditation has received substantial attention at the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense and the National Institutes of Health".

For that matter, he never produced anything as substantial as his wife's scholarly meditations on English history.

When we read the classics of the various religions in matters of prayer, meditation, and mysticism, we find substantial convergence, and that is something to rejoice at.

It has been suggested that subjective reports of restfulness following meditation may reflect that meditation is a sleep-like state, or that substantial sleep occurs during bouts of meditation [ 30], but this is not supported by the overwhelming majority of EEG studies (see reference 3 for review), nor did we see any evidence of sleep in our subjects during meditation periods.

Though there is much research which has combined meditation therapy with conventional treatment in anxiety disorders, there is still a lack of reviews that provide substantial evidence on the effectiveness of meditation therapy programs, both for short-term and long-term effects and for acceptability in terms of practicality, feasibility, difficulty and concerns about the adverse effects.

I've seen "moving meditation," "elegiac meditation," even "angry meditation".

Very substantial?