Sentence examples for a key reflection from inspiring English sources

To me, interfaith understanding is a central part of American history and a key reflection of the common saying E Pluribus Unum.

They believed that languages were the creature of what Johann Gottfried Herder called "reflection"—a key term for Taylor which meant that language was the product of society, or of the "communion" between individuals of which society is composed.

The key reflection: I don't fault Truman for dropping the nuclear bomb.

She also co-wrote the album's one new entry — "December Prayer" — a lovely minor-key reflection about a soldier finding his way home for the holidays.

Celebration as a key facet of reflection is critical to business leaders, and in fact, anyone who wants to be a better leader in any area of their life.

Lili et le Boabab Romane Bohringer is the star name in this low-budget, low-key reflection on French-African relations.

This implies that the flow condition at a saturated porous solid boundary might play a key role in seismic reflection and transmission.

This lack of sensitivity to solar wind parameters seems inconsistent with simulation results, which predict that electron temperature plays a key role in electron reflection above a surface (Poppe et al., 2011); however, the referenced simulations do not include the effects of crustal magnetic fields.

We therefore integrate reflection, a key aspect of learning according Mesirow and an essential type of knowledge according to Habermas, into the course to complement the online content delivery and the in-class application of knowledge.

Here, we demonstrate an effective strategy for the preparation of VO2 (M) films on two sides of fused silica substrates with ice crystals like micro-structure, which play a key role in anti-reflection.

Reflection was a key theme of #dareconf – after each talk there was a ten minute break while we filled in our "passport": the guidebook for the event, which had a series of key questions paired with each talk.