Sentence examples for with contemplation from inspiring English sources

STATHAM [slowly, with contemplation] Yeah.

His face is dark with contemplation.

His casual impulses arrive in a peaceful current, and he combines activity with contemplation.

Not in the way their fathers would have done, with contemplation and consideration.

Mystical theology came to be identified with the experience of God and with contemplation of the divine.

The case against the woman, Martha Yates, was adjourned with contemplation of dismissal yesterday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

And movement in painting was the ultimate paradox at the end of a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldigious cyclemplathat, continued withadhe depiction of the world as it appears to us, and ended in gimmickry, with nothing left to say.

Consideration of the past, however, might have to do more with critical contemplation than with nostalgia.

The Cabalistic tracts, most of which were really medieval in origin, were closely associated with mystical contemplation but also with magical power arising from use of divine names derived from Scripture by secret techniques of manipulating the text.

In the current study, compared to the pre-contemplation stage, physician advice to quit smoking was associated with the contemplation stage, but not with the preparation stage.

In Japan, kaiseki cuisine has taken on a life of its own and is no longer necessarily associated with a contemplation of the seasons, or even with drinking tea.