contemplation
contemplação
definition
noun
the road is too busy for leisurely contemplation of the scenery
the action of looking thoughtfully at something for a long time.
translation of 'contemplation'
noun
expectativa,
contemplação,
meditação,
projeto,
pensamento,
intenção
example
Should routine laboratory reports made in 'contemplation' of prosecution be inadmissible if the technician does not testify?
He balances imaginative 'contemplation' of Christ's Passion with calls to ascetic efforts, regarding each as balancing and correcting the dangers of the other.
By simple definition, meditation is engagement in 'contemplation' , especially of a spiritual or devotional nature.
The case was adjourned in 'contemplation' of dismissal, meaning if he stayed out of trouble for six months, the charges would disappear and the file be sealed.
Theology is the mystical 'contemplation' of God by the creatively receptive consciousness of the mind and heart.
The life of 'contemplation' seeks openness to and acceptance of reality as God's.
At the time this prospectus was issued, was it still in 'contemplation' that working capital would come from loan finance provided by outside bankers?
Though shattered and disillusioned, he held onto his dream of getting away from ordinary life in order to pursue prayer and 'contemplation' .
She appears to be in deep, concerned 'contemplation' .
One devours a rabbit-like animal as another sits in deep 'contemplation' .
More than prayer, 'contemplation' constitutes a way of life or a fundamental orientation.
A few people are seated here in deep 'contemplation' , probably on what next to do in life.
Christian 'contemplation' , as he later undertakes in a work such as The Trinity, is spiritual discipline applied to the doctrines of the church.
Granted, a film doesn't always need to make a person think or cause deep 'contemplation' , but is good dialogue too much to ask?
My recollection is that one of the most controversial issues at the time this legislation was in 'contemplation' was the position of trustee companies of superannuation funds.
This leads us into mysticism as the spiritual quality of staying in pure 'contemplation' in the divine presence.
he would retire to his room for study or 'contemplation'
He and the Church are entering a period of reflection, 'contemplation' , and prayer.
I usually follow it with meditation and 'contemplation' .
Glancing back to him, I noticed he looked as if he was in deep 'contemplation' .
There he took shelter in the shade of a welcoming pipal tree and began a long period of deep 'contemplation' .
It was not for the few who, because of their personal aptitude, should feel drawn to a life of a so-called spiritual meditation and 'contemplation' .
Hours of quiet meditation and 'contemplation' upon the fundamental meaning of existence and relationship to the world around them would seem to have been the pattern of their lives.
If you feel Christmas should be a time of quiet prayer and 'contemplation' , then a retreat could be just what you're looking for, and by the time you return all the fuss will be over for another year.
It takes on an ambience of solemnity, filled with memory, 'contemplation' , and meditation.
Inside, the aisles were packed with at least six or seven tour groups of varying nationality making such a hubbub that any 'contemplation' or prayer would have been impossible.
However, my own encounters were always frameworked in regular meditation and 'contemplation' , music and art… so you need to tend to your inner energies like a garden.
Today we hear a lot about the yearning for spiritual simplicity and silent 'contemplation' .
The low protective wall, the height of a seated figure, allows protection for people to sit in reflective 'contemplation' .
Arthur does not slip easily into introspection, he is too sprightly a personality for deep 'contemplation' .
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