Sentence examples for while contemplation from inspiring English sources

Finally, integration of the moral virtues into happiness is achieved if they are not just instrumental means to happiness but a part of human happiness, while contemplation remains the most important component.

So, while contemplation makes a point about research style and character, His's roles in championing wax and human embryology explain why he holds a rare model and the first known representation of an embryo in any portrait.

Logistic regression was conducted with action and intention as dependent variable reflecting proactive move while contemplation and pre-contemplation as reference category reflecting the passive motion to identify which independent variables predicted the initiation of HPV vaccination.

While taking contemplation and the act of vigil as its starting point, MacMillan's Vigil, scored for a large orchestra, promises to be a powerful and, at times, very loud new addition to the symphonic repertoire.

While the contemplation of this unprecedented human situation sometimes evoked his fears and forebodings, it also gave him a larger imaginative range than most of the poets of his time and added a greater depth and resonance to his art.

The parlour with hearth is ideal for winter contemplation, while the veranda and garden beckon in summer months.

Courtyards are divided into quadrants with central fountains, their arrangements and vistas meant to inspire contemplation while suggesting Persian notions of Paradise — which is, of course, a garden.

They need to have the capacity to age, evolve and improve, to show complexity and to inspire contemplation while satisfying the soul through sheer deliciousness.

While validating the contemplation of intelligibles (extrasensory objects or phenomena), they divided visions into metaphorical expressions of intelligibles on the one hand and unreliable fantasies on the other.

"Drawing While Waiting," the cover of this week's Journeys Issue, by the Parisian artist Jacques de Loustal, was inspired by the Amalfi Coast of Italy and captures, he says, a moment of "pure contemplation while you are sitting somewhere beautiful".

Merton is something of a poseur -- the cloistered monk grinding out works of spiritual contemplation while a phalanx of subaltern monks fakes the replies of his immense literary correspondence.