Sentence examples for way of contemplating from inspiring English sources
Even those who turn cacao pods into artisanal chocolate haven't quite settled on a lexicon for this new way of contemplating chocolate.
All this is by way of contemplating the meaning of "seeing," and it blessedly is not accompanied by any great claims for Liberace's theoretical wisdom on the point.
Mr. Headley, for example, included coded items like "magic eye," so he would not forget to check whether a target area was covered by security cameras, and "mixed fruit dish," which was his way of contemplating whether a particular attack would involve a car bomb or gunfire, or both.
"It is a way of speaking about the savoir faire, the creator, the house and its history — and the 150,000 people who go to the Pushkin understand that Mr. Dior was an artist and that there is a way of contemplating the dresses with fine art," says Mr. Toledano.
The modes of action which organise the D principles – Practical, Psychological and Personal – offer the broadest and most flexible way of contemplating interventions.
The Runes provide a way of contemplating the 'big picture' of oneself and one's place in the world".
But it reminds us there are ways of contemplating destructive forces in a secular, meditative way which it's important to keep alive.
My young readers are not only finding a diversion in the melodrama of the Baudelaires' lives, but they are also finding ways of contemplating our current troubles through stories.
But they both agree that there is no way to contemplate the end of U.S. domination of the world except to imagine that the entire world is simply coming to an end.
A stranger to cynicism, Roca portrays the world through a kind of tough sweetness, which is possibly the best way to contemplate the degradations of Alzheimer's, and not look away.
It seems an apt way to contemplate the role of South Tel Aviv's cultural spaces in characterizing the neighborhood and contributing to the identity of the city, for both Israelis and outsiders.
