Sentence examples for but also reflections from inspiring English sources

The heart and soul of the Rolling Stones, Richards holds nothing back in this rollicking memoir: there's sex, drugs and rock, but also reflections on the creative process and the consequences of fame.

Second, I had the chance to interact with a wide range of leading scientists in the Boston community; they shared not only their expertise but also reflections on their own training and careers.

When GO is not added, there are not only reflections of CoS2 such as the (200), (220), and (311) planes, but also reflections for CoS, Co3S4, and Co3O4.

After session 4 (optional): Participants share on the wider community not only the reports they have prepared but also reflections on the CE process.

And as brains become more complex, making possible not just direct responses to the external environment but also reflection on it, so sensory consciousness becomes enriched, and the basic distinction between self-not-self transmuted into a recursive self-awareness.

We propose new preprocessing methods, which perform not only normalization and denoising tasks, but also detect reflections and artifacts in the image.

Snowden's revelations principally addressed the NSA, but also included reflections of constitutionally suspect operations by other agencies, including the FBI.

Its most important contribution is that it provides not only examples of art works created with (or sometimes by) computers, but also the reflections and insights of the artists who have engaged in these interactions with technology.

Equipped with a multibeam sonar along its hull, the vessel not only mapped the sea floor along a swath off the coast of North Carolina to Massachusetts, but also recorded reflections in the water column.

In her class, students write food journals (like the one in the picture) that allow them to express their daily struggles with their new lives but also their reflections, hopes, and victories.

The findings on this project raise issues which are specific to its design, implementation and context, but also broader reflections on some of the challenges of using pay-for-performance approaches.