Next year, with the centenary of the beginning of the first world war, there will be even more reflection; Allfrey hints that they're working on something big with the international festival, so far under wraps.
Even more limited reflections of the Earth Mother occur in those agricultural traditions in which she is simply the Earth and its fertility.
Moreover, supporting learners to reflect with the creative use of multimedia, will likely increase their commitment to reflect and stimulate even more efficient reflection [ 48].
Down in Camp Justice in Manhattan, the jury was dropping a verdict that was even more a reflection on Cablevision than it was on Isiah Thomas.
For example: "Including the side on which the solid is resting, how many faces would the combined object have?" Imprecise language in examinations can be even more a reflection on the examiners than on the examined.
Momoa topped off the praise with even more earnest reflection: "That was a great time in my life, making 'Justice League.'".
Doubling again, but even more, a reflection on context, the ways meaning changes according to its moment, everything we do and do not know.
I was troubled by Measure for Measure set in early 1960s Mississippi, with a half-black, half-white cast that made a drama about gender and power an even more troubling reflection on miscegenation and civil rights.
The album's title track became an even more haunted reflection of a dream derailed -- "Then I got Mary pregnant, and man that was all she wrote," which Springsteen capped with a mournful falsetto coda that communicated all the pain one human soul could endure.
From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action". Reflection is actually an exercise in efficiency, powerful in proportion to the amount of care it lends to decisions.
