Sentence examples for continuing reflections from inspiring English sources

In two books, The Shifting Point: Forty Years of Theatrical Exploration, 1946 1987 (1987) and The Open Door (1993), Brook extended his continuing reflections on aspects of the theatre.

He introduced the notion of signifyin' to represent African and African American literary and musical history as a continuing reflection and reinterpretation of what has come before.

But Mr. Lieberman's remarks were a continuing reflection of the ticket's publicly split personality regarding President Clinton and his legacy.

His El mago de Viena (2005; "The Magician of Vienna") was also classified as a memoir, and it encompassed discursive explorations of literature, a complicated narrative framework, and a month's worth of Pitol's diary, all part of his continuing reflection on a lifetime spent as one of Mexico's most internationally known writers.

The healing power of nonaction still strikes a chord and commands continuing reflection and engagement.

It's an important part of a continuing reflection on what has been achieved, what remains to be done, and where we should look as we turn our eyes to the horizons of the future.

Given all this messaging, our societal tolerance of violence against women should not be seen as a social aberration but as a continuing reflection of structured gender inequality in which there is yet to be a critical mass of women in positions of power.

"But I don't think this is cause for celebration, rather continued reflection.

While initially only interested in the evolutionary mechanisms responsible for the observed patterns of data (Stojanowski 2001), continued reflection on the meaning of these patterns led me to appreciate their relevance for understanding the social context in which the historic period changes occurred.

"It is the University's ongoing obligation to engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection regarding its admissions policies".

Some students maintained a diary from the beginning of the course but later experienced difficulties in continuing these reflections.