Sentence examples similar to closing reflections from inspiring English sources
"closing reflections" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is generally used as a conclusion to a document or presentation, as a way to summarize or tie up the main points. For example, "In closing reflections, it is evident that the most important quality for achieving success is hard work."
Finally comes the Closing round, during which each and every person present is invited to share a closing reflection about how to improve the next meeting.
"Fucking hell, it was only a game of snooker," is Hearn's closing reflection on his and the sport's golden period.
Violence and the threat of violence, stereotyping and discrimination, material deprivation, and cultural homogeneity all can have the effect of closing down reflection and imagination.
It then closes with reflections on (i) normative objectives attached to 'global health' definitions and (ii) paradoxes involved in attempts to define 'global health'.
What might appear from a distance to be a single type of wing turns out upon closer reflection to be several types, each reflecting disparate origins and contrasting ontogenetic/phylogenetic pathways as much as or more than ultimate end points.
But on closer reflection, this stance rests on a prejudice and intolerance that contradict religious freedom.
The primary is a closer reflection of the general Republican electorate.
Furthermore, the state offers a close reflection of the nation's ethnic breakdown.
That tone may have been a close reflection of Mr. Staley's daily dread.
And despite the unworldliness, they're a still a far closer reflection of my life than Lou Reed singing about Heroin or Iggy wanting to be your dog.
This was felt, ironically, to be a closer reflection of life itself, for straightforward stories are a distortion – or at least a heavy re-editing – of subjective experience.
