Sentence examples for classic reflection from inspiring English sources
One of them, "Waves," even seems like an attempt at an indie version of the Carter Family's classic reflection on a mother's death, "Will the Circle Be Unbroken".
James Reston, the columnist and Washington bureau chief -- serious, talented, centrist-liberal-Calvinist-internationalist, a man with great control of his own ego and possibly the single most influential person in shaping the paper in the 1950's and 60's -- was a classic reflection of the kind of person she admired and respected.
In 1824 the French engineer Sadi Carnot published his now classic pamphlet "Reflections on the Motive Power of Heat," which outlined fundamental internal-combustion theory.
As National Affairs editor Yuval Levin summarizes in a recent podcast on the classic book "Reflections on the Revolution in France," philosopher Edmund Burke was disturbed that the French had "erased all of the county divisions in France and instead divided the country up into perfect squares.
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Jefferson, in contrast, disdained gilded and richly carved objects, choosing instead furnishings of classic simplicity -- a reflection of the tenets of the Democratic-Republican party he had helped found.
"From the start, the nation was conceived in language, not in blood," Benedict Anderson wrote in 1983 in his classic book "Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origins and Spread of Nationalism".
In contrast, Mencius, while not denying the value of the classics and ritual, stressed reflection based upon one's own innate dispositions toward virtue.
A positive reflection on classics from the past gives Tribes one of their biggest songs to date and a sure fire festival hit.
Early, now classic paper, that underlies modern reflection mapping.
Startlingly plain reflections on the classic Ballardian tropes – birds, low-flying aircraft, pool after empty swimming pool – pepper the text.
