Sentence examples for grave reflection from inspiring English sources
The review opened with a sentence that has since been widely quoted: "That such a book as this should have been permitted to go forth to the world with the imprimatur of the University of Cambridge, affords matter for very grave reflection".
He also wrote his last prose work here, a collection of grave spiritual reflections, Aids to Reflection.
For the purposes of this review, CBT-relevant cognitive capacities are taken to include intellectual and executive functioning, as well as broader psychological constructs such as theory of mind and self-reflection (Grave and Blissett 2004).
But a little reflection on the grave difficulties involved with that task suggests that the physical feasibility and plausibility of any such separable model of the EPR/B experiment will be highly questionable.
To be crude about it, his McCann side nurtures his public face, while the Heaney part fuels the graver and more introspective reflections of the poetry.
The Grave (1743), a long, uneven poem in blank verse, is a reflection on human mortality in mortuary imagery.
Wilbert's journey of self reflection led him to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, and the grave of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old lynched in Mississippi in 1955.
Self reflection and social commentary about the traps humans get into, the patterns from cradle to grave.
Contemplative reflection?
