Sentence examples for timely meditation from inspiring English sources
Yet even for the non-religious reader, the book offers a gripping and timely meditation on the holiness of time, as relevant as ever in today's space-dominated world.
Maggie Nelson's allusive and thoughtful memoir, The Argonauts (Melville House), is a timely meditation on gender.
A timely meditation on wealth, family, and what it means to leave the world richer than you found it".
Unfortunately, the author's big political themes the self-consciously "timely" meditation on an America at odds with itself, and the madness of war lack crunch, while his family dramas are, as Brill puts it, "all ooze and mush".
First published in 1968 and reissued now as a Modern Classic along with his Selected and Last Poems, it is a timely meditation on homeland and what it means to be born in the east, where the nationalities "hated not only their sovereign, Imperial Russia, but each other".
Mr. Bruckheimer sees the film, which was inspired by a Disney executive's visit to Pearl Harbor, as a timely meditation on the nation's loss of innocence, tapping into the vein of World War II nostalgia and rediscovery exemplified by Tom Brokaw's recent best-selling books on veterans' experiences.
Made in 1960 but banned in France until 1963, "Le Petit Soldat" still feels daring and vital, both peculiarly timely and deeply Godardian, a meditation not just on politics and war — the Algerian conflict is the background — but also on morality and art.
Recounting their early history offers a look at the roots of Oliveros's body-centered politics; in the midst of America's current political chaos, her "Meditations" make a timely case for listening as a form of activism.
What might have been dourly elegiac turns tender and thoughtful a modest meditation on death at an early age, which couldn't be more timely.
What might have been dourly elegiac turns tender and thoughtful — a modest meditation on death at an early age, which couldn't be more timely.
