Sentence examples for write a meditation from inspiring English sources

But his ambition is to transcend the specifics of time and place, to write a meditation on literature itself and its ability to reveal the raging, brutal, brilliant beast that is mankind itself.

Styron wrote that the Turner he found in Gray's text was a "dangerous religious lunatic,... a psychopathic monster"; rather than expand on the historical record, he chose to write a meditation on history, giving him "dimensions of humanity that were almost totally absent in the documentary evidence".

She remembered that the Spanish mystic Teresa of Avila had written a meditation on the prayer.

Perhaps, you think, he has written a meditation on hearth and fellow feeling and s'mores.

Allan Bloom wrote a meditation on eros, tracing its origins and impact in the West in Love & Friendship.

Severin eventually wrote a meditation on a vanishing way of life and the spirituality of ancient ritualistic hunts -- one liberally peppered with excerpts from "Moby-Dick.

The poet Pattiann Rogers once wrote a meditation on what it would be like to lie all night by a pond, studying how rain affects mating amphibians, and how mating amphibians affect the rain itself.

Before I knew it, I was writing a fictional meditation on beauty — a disapproval of it, but also a celebration of it.

Wilfred, shy and awkward, eventually joined a celibate religious order, and wrote a book, "Meditation and Mental Prayer," treasured by his niece.

Confining himself to fewer than 150 pages, Auster wrote a fascinating meditation on identity and fiction, structured within a very literary detective story.

Before I knew it, I was writing a fictional meditation on beauty a disapproval of it, but also a celebration of it.