Sentence examples for childhood reflection from inspiring English sources

"The Onliest One Who Can't Go Nowhere" is a slight childhood reflection by J. E. Franklin, the author of the play "Black Girl". The sketch has the ingenuousness of teen-age fiction.

"What You Don't Do" and Jamie Lidell co-write "Green and Gold" fare better, anchoring easy grooves in emotional smarts: the former  a warm rebuttal to romantic blather, the latter a childhood reflection of breezy charm, inspired by an epiphanic trip to Jamaica.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will visit one of the world's largest mosques and deliver a major address to the people of Indonesia when he visits that island nation next month, in a long-delayed trip that White House officials say will mix childhood reflections with outreach to the Muslim world.

"Objects in motion will continue unless you change your course," Allison says now about her childhood reflections.

These melancholy performances could emerge from a painful Kentucky childhood, or reflections on the progeny possibly scattered in his wake, or a lingering heartache over the long-ago loss of a sweetheart, Rebecca De Mornay, to a lucky Tom Cruise.

Interweaving musings from Harry's childhood with reflections from his older self, Figueras covers a variety of subjects, from the life-changing to the banal, gradually drawing them together.

A key question is how far improvement in auditory functioning through childhood is a reflection of non-auditory factors affecting task performance, or whether it is indicative of physiological changes in underlying brain systems.

The frame allows Lockwood to flow easily into childhood anecdotes and reflections on faith, feminism, money, and about 12 other things.

Some of his experiences growing up in an hotel were recaptured in Off Season (1992), a reflection on childhood, dreams and expectations.

I'd wager it also means they're eager to see a reflection of childhood present that is as real as it is respectful of them.

The decorative, piano-accompanied title track is an autobiographical reflection on childhood, inspired by memories of her mother, the pianist and composer Ruth Crawford.