Sentence examples for feature reflections from inspiring English sources

This week, The Times will feature reflections on the 10th anniversary of the invasion.

Literary Lions At Alice Tully Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday, the first day of Black History Month, "A Celebration of James Baldwin" is to feature reflections on his life, readings major works, reminiscences, photo montages and audiovisual segments.

Intern will feature reflections on internship experiences along with original photography, design, and writing from people who are trying to break into creative industries.

Set on Christmas Eve in 1864, the show features reflections on the Civil War as narrated by several historical and fictional characters, including President Lincoln, slaves, Union and Confederate soldiers, and Walt Whitman, with every actor playing at least two roles.

The exhibition also features reflections on prehistoric personal ancestries, derived from DNA analysis, from comedian Bill Bailey; TV presenter and author, Clive Anderson; TV presenter, Sian Williams; scientist and broadcaster, Professor Alice Roberts; medical researcher and broadcaster, Dr Kevin Fong; and space scientist, Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock.

The single-crystal X-ray data obtained for wagnerite by Coda et al. (1967 ▶) and for triploidite by Waldrop (1968 ▶) have revealed the same features: reflections on procession photographs could be divided by intensity into two groups.

We will focus on areas like signposting to existing services and training via our Living with Strangers resource pack which features the reflections and stories of people who have experienced care.

The tops and bottoms of these sequences generally correspond to the lake expansion boundaries, which have relatively stable lateral distribution and feature strong reflection, good continuity on the seismic profile, and good isochronism of corresponding seismic slices.

The film also features current reflections from legendary producer Bob Johnston Cohenn, Cash, Dylan, etc).

SAWTNA will also air an episode featuring the reflections of older generations on previous conflicts.

Coupling of the Bragg phenomenon with the cutting-off effect produces quite specific resonant features of reflection and transmission.