Sentence examples similar to deed reflection from inspiring English sources

The problems faced by the Heterogeneous Secure-dEed-Reflection-Inducement-eState (He-SERIeS) algorithm are scalability and offloading.

"It is the embodiment of the American ideal; in spirit and deed it is a reflection of our democratic values".

In these monologues he moves through stages of terror, denial, reflection on his deeds, acceptance and prayerful penitence.

That was hardly the last time viewers would watch proceedings through splayed fingers – but it was soon a reflection on the deeds unfolding on the court itself.

Last night Mr Henning's humanitarian deeds were recalled during prayer and reflection at Eccles parish church next door to the minicab firm where the 47-year-old worked.

"Kindness in the center of a spirit is easily accessed through the reflection of one's own deeds.

Yet one longed for an interval of reflection, a time to let the deed simply be itself before it was digested and explained and criticized and enlisted in various causes.

An arch-populist in word and deed, Matsakis's comments are actually a far more realistic reflection of Cypriot thinking than many of the established political leaders would like to admit.

Interestingly, Mbonu and colleagues [ 54] noted the construction of HIV/AIDS in most traditional African societies as a 'polluted disease', a symbol of immorality, and a reflection of the victim's sinful and evil deeds.

What is less well known is that, on reflection, he berated himself for the "opportunistic" nature of the deed, given that those palace gates were only a few yards' walk away.

Most published an article in his newspaper titled "Reflections on Attentats" in which he wrote that propaganda of the deed was doomed to be misunderstood in the U.S. and that it could only backfire.