Sentence examples for Opening reflection from inspiring English sources

In her opening reflection on "What is STEM?," she recalled her experiences as an engineering camp teacher and described STEM as a "way to create students who will grow to be 21st century thinkers…people who will have a better shot in our ever-evolving, innovative world".

And to open "Reflections in Black" (W. W. Norton) is to feel just that.

Bob and Gregg began their restaurant business here in La Cañada Flintridge when they opened Reflections, where Dish is today.

"The 'deep web' is still, just an open reflection of the real world thanks to its anonymous conduct, so this problem needs to be tackled in the real world.

The aim of the suggested scenarios is to put forward possible alternative visions of the future, challenge accepted assumptions, and foster open reflection on coming challenges and opportunities [24].

The thousandth McDonald's restaurant in Germany recently opened, a reflection of the broad Americanization of Germany over the last 50 years that has also given rise to a hybrid blend of Deutsch and English known as "Denglish".

Sadly, according to Lonely Planet, since it was opened the reflection pool has been drained, every brass plaque has been stolen, the generators and wiring for the lights have been pinched, and the Peace Park is now notorious for muggings.

The attention to scientific uncertainty opens a reflection of alternative and non-ionising diagnostic procedures, justified by similarities of diagnostic information and management of clinical cases.

I like Fridays -- it's the end of the work week, you're ready to relax and open to reflection.

Monsignor O'Connell said he would open his reflections with a mention of the movie.

But quite unlike a conference in, say, Washington, D.C., both days opened with reflections on cultural approaches to wisdom.