A first approach ranks reflections according to levels, ranging from descriptive and/or unreflective to reflective or critical reflective based on the used theory [ 30- 32].
Many of the guest posts have reflected something of being a Cardiffian – from amusing posts on learning the Cardiff lingo, to reflective views on city centre characters.
Through this process, the metallic finish of their nail polish went from dull to reflective.
His repertory extends from rolling-and-tumbling slide-guitar boogies to neo-psychedelic jams to reflective, down-home hymns that recall the Band.
Extensive computer animation covers Franklin in aspects from active to reflective; for example, flying a rooftop kite to test electrical conductivity and writing his autobiography.
I had listened to recordings of Holly Hunter, who played Ada, performing Bach and Brahms and thought she'd be best suited to reflective, lyrical music – and useless at the usual Michael Nyman-type stuff.
Zooman's profane, cocky riffs, delivered straight to the audience in tones that vary from threatening to reflective to self-justifying, alternate with scenes set in the home of the girl he has killed, where the ache of grief and a scorching thirst for vengeance threaten to overwhelm a middle-class family.
At Birdland on Saturday evening, Ms. Carroll, who is 88 but exudes the spirit and enthusiasm of a very sophisticated teenager, played a set whose moods ran from playful to reflective to a light stomp, sometimes all in the same song.
Mr. Wispelwey devoted the rest of the recital to the two cello sonatas, beginning with an appealingly fluid account of the Sonata No. 2 in F. Brahms's writing is texturally and emotionally dense here, and Mr. Wispelwey negotiated its shifts from hard-driven forward motion to reflective introspection deftly and with a natural, expressive ebb and flow.
The Jasper String Quartet, an impressive young ensemble, gave the score a powerful reading with a suppleness that made its many changes — from code rhythms (played matter-of-factly or urgently) to reflective, melancholy writing or violent dissonance — sound natural, and often organic.
Anyone can experience this contingency and, once brought to reflective awareness, can ponder its implications.
