Sentence examples for and reflection but also from inspiring English sources

As an earthly version of the paradise described in the Quran, they are places of repose and reflection, but also somewhere heaven meets earth, where humans may encounter the divine.

The PQII provides an opportunity for physician development, affirmation and reflection, but also a structure to further departmental quality improvement, best practices, and finally, an opportunity to enhance communication, accountability and relationships between the organization, department chiefs and their staff.

This project evaluation provides promising data that indicate PQII provides an opportunity for individual physician development, affirmation and reflection, but also a structure to further departmental quality improvement, transfer of best practices, and finally, an opportunity to enhance communication, accountability and relationships between the organization, department chiefs and their staff.

You could say I've bought the T-shirt along with the waterproof walking boots and warm coat". "His celebration of the landscape incorporates memoir and poetry, natural history and spiritual reflection, but also a critique of where current policies are leading us.

"To everything he finds a logical solution born not only of patient and inflexible reflection, but also of refined deductions born of his intelligence, modesty and generosity," Mr. Prat writes in a catalog essay, adding that Kandinsky more than lived up to his own maxim: "To create a work of art is to create the world".

Characters give speeches; there is much rumination and reflection; but Grossman is also a storyteller, and Falling Out of Time does not entirely fall out of time.

The play draws its energy from vaudevillian routines, literate humor and the occasional bleak, blunt reflection, but also from reduction, an unlikely source that is linked to its elusive meanings.

That arrangement maximises internal reflection but also makes the reflected light available for absorption by the iron oxide at the junction between it and the tungsten oxide.

It is a basic claim of philosophers in the existentialist tradition that experience is not just temporally prior to reflection but also ontologically prior to reflection.

They want to feel a sense of reflection, but also a sense of real entertainment.

The other denotes coherence and continuity in a sense of a self-definition resulting from cognitive functions such as memories and autobiographical memories, self-reflection, but also resulting from motivational states or social role and group identification, which turn the "I" into an identifiable "Me" [ 21].