Sentence examples for a lifetime of reflection from inspiring English sources

The Costa judges pronounced the book "a unique long poem of outstanding quality, condensing a lifetime of reflection and experience into a work of transporting momentum, imaginative lucidity, and consummate formal accomplishment".

It is indeed the case that in situating Hegel's mature views of the state within the trajectory of a lifetime of reflection about the relationship between the self and the world in time, these mature views seem to give way before the myriad political ideas and practical possibilities Hegel's thought might generate.

They often leave behind an oeuvre unbelievably rich in meaning, because this work took a lifetime of reflection".

Wooden, with Steve Jamison, wrote two books on lessons from his experience as a coach: Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections on and off the Court (1997) and Wooden on Leadership (2005).

I'd suggest having a look at Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections On and Off the Court.

I went and picked up a hard copy of the Wooden-Tobin book, and also another little jewel shared with me by a couple of friends, Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections on and Off the Court, written by Wooden and Steve Jamison.

Often times, their health condition is worse than the general population, a reflection of a lifetime of poor decision making.

Reflections on a lifetime of nation-building.

His reflections on a lifetime of recording are shot through with vivid glimpses of the scale and intensity of the endeavour.

You can take a second to do something you haven't properly considered, that isn't a true reflection of your character, and it can undo a lifetime of kindness and generosity.

After a lifetime of differing football experiences, he was immediately struck by the gust of fresh air FC United provided, as he highlights in this reflection on his first FC United match in on 26 January 2015.