Sentence examples for and she reflected from inspiring English sources

Her words were authentic and vulnerable, and she reflected with marvel and awe on the last eight years and spoke to our nation's potential, its power to overcome obstacles and achieve the seemingly impossible.

My new, dear friend Ouiem described the different nations that were "courting" Tunisia, and she reflected that those who just listened would learn.

She said it was part of the "bits of beauty" that help to sustain her, and she reflected that she is always looking for "anything that would blanket my brain with something good".

When she was first diagnosed with HIV, Nonkosi had not been in a sexual relationship for some time, and she reflected upon how the physical manifestations of her immuno-compromised state had severely affected her self-esteem.

And she reflects the way China — by investing heavily in education and human capital, particularly in young women — is increasingly having an outsize impact on every aspect of the world.

The judge presiding over the case is herself in crisis: her husband has told her he wants to start an affair with a younger woman, and she reflects that she has been "drifting deeper into family law as the idea of her own family receded".

The precedent here is the late bassist Peter Kowald; Ms. Gottschalk comes from Wuppertal, Kowald's home base, and she reflects some of his intense concentration in the making of music that isn't classical, isn't jazz, isn't anything, really, except an investigation of an acoustic instrument's inherent power.

She does not mince words when confronting Ross with his crimes, and she reflects meaningfully on why she might be drawn to reporting on such disturbing and macabre subject matter.

In this interview with HuffPost, the queen opens up about her portrayal on the show throughout the season and what she wants to do with her platform, and she reflects on how she feels like, after all this time, she's still in her head.

In her Upper West Side apartment, surrounded by her own paintings and drawings, she reflected on her life, often quoting from her own song lyrics.

'Who can calculate to what it might lead; if we look beyond the present condition especially?' And when she reflected on her own footnotes, she was 'thunderstruck by the power of the writing.