Sentence examples for even when reflecting from inspiring English sources

Partly it's because he is slight, hollow-chested and birdlike; partly it's the sense of idealistic energy and an almost unfeasible upbeatness, even when reflecting on the hardest times of what has been, at some early points, a distinctly difficult life.

Lemmy remained philosophical about Motörhead's place in rock's great scheme of things, even when reflecting on their mainstream success in the UK at the end of the 1970s and into the '80s with the band's eponymous 1977 debut and the subsequent studio albums Overkill (1979), Bomber (1979) and Ace Of Spades (1980), as well as the No 1 live set No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith (1981).

Even when reflecting on his acceptance of a peerage, he confided to his old pal Jimmy Reid, leader of the 1971 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders dispute: "I can't get it out of my head that, perhaps, if I had been accepted more - as someone trying to do his best instead of someone who had sold out - it may have strengthened me not to do what I did".

Perhaps the more descriptive "thick" ethical terms, such as 'cruel', 'kind', or 'courageous' provide the best examples of terms that possess such dispositions, though these may be evident even when reflecting on "thin" ethical terms, such as 'good' or 'right'right

The themes from the in-depth interviews provided more insight into which elements the postdoctoral fellowship alumni found most helpful or noteworthy, even when reflecting back on their training 10 or more years previously.

Even when reflecting on training that occurred one to two decades earlier, alumni were able to highlight specific components of a structured postdoctoral training program as influencing their research and career trajectories.

"This is about the character of this Police Department and our ability, even when it reflects badly on us, to do the right thing.

In my work I'm completely involved with myself and my own possibilities even when I reflect on something from outside.

They are imaginative and brimming with insights, which teachers encourage, even when they reflect contradictory readings of a text, as befits our ambiguous and dissonant times.

The women seemed to have always been in their 30s, always been sexually experienced and always had high-powered careers -- even when they reflected on the awkwardness of being a 20-something or shared their loss-of-virginity stories.

However, as suggested previously, the tree representation can be useful even when it reflects the history of a substantial core of genes rather than all genes [ 22].