meditatively's Usage Examples:

Singh; the text, largely in prose but with sections in verse, ranges meditatively over a number of matters, including eels.

It features a Catholic nun gazing meditatively from a balcony at a flock of swallows.

Francis, in his simple garb, gingerly hold his gospel close, gazing upward meditatively.

It is claimed that by using a Dreamachine meditatively, users enter an alphawave, or hypnagogic state.

Gurbani should be recited rhythmically and meditatively.

Jesus in the lap of his mother, the Virgin Mary, while an elder Joseph meditatively contemplates the scene from a slightly recessed position.

This movement maintains a beautiful singing tone throughout, and ends meditatively.

Those who, desirous of attaining Reality meditatively cultivate these ideas, namely, the ideas of the Self [atman], the Eternal.

In response, Delia sits meditatively below a chinaberry tree waiting for her husband to expire, and ignoring.

The motorized hammering arm will move smoothly and meditatively up and down at a rate of four times per minute.

Gerardo Mosquera meditatively remarks on Mendive's art, "the black person tends to be integrated with.

But when I squatted beside him on the floor, where he was puffing meditatively on his long red-stone pipe, to tell him of leaving next week for a trip.

In the Hekhalot literature, angels guarding each level are meditatively bound by formulae and seals to allow entry.

disc’s mood remains as stringently introspective as the previous disc was meditatively warm.

Decisions are made meditatively by "attunement", where "each person does their best to find an inner.

Jim meditatively compares Nature's savagery to the far greater destructiveness of Man.

epiphanies, paradoxes, and riddles clearly designed to be read slowly and meditatively; one is moved to think of Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain…this powerful.

Keinulauta ("Seesaw", 2006) portrays Pii, a lonely girl meditatively seeking a second person to sit on the empty end of her seesaw.

there really is nothing for me to talk about," and Miss Blythe gazed meditatively into her own blue eyes as they gazed back at her in the mirror.

Again alone on deck, the Captain meditatively smokes a cigar and again considers his own "strangeness" to the ship.