Sentence examples for hopeful reflection from inspiring English sources

Sickafoose seamlessly embraces avant-jazz and indie-rock sensibilities, and he's here to celebrate his third album, "Tiny Resistors," a collection of lush compositions that evoke the fragility of the world: it's part elegy, part hopeful reflection.

"Monsters," a haunting rocker dripping with anger and deceit, flows into "Broken Heart," a calmer, almost hopeful, reflection of heartache and sadness, and "Song for My Father" is a poignant recounting of the comfort that daughters find in burying their heads in their fathers' arms, especially during those times when their "worlds have come undone".

In his review for Entertainment Weekly, Craig Seymour wrote that Nas' "gritty, yet hopeful, reflections make Lost Tapes a real find".

But 'tis the season that invites us to indulge in our most hopeful reflections, and perhaps to recall that the best way to predict the future -- is to create it.

As a result, the city has been swarming with political hopefuls, reflections of the city itself with its many voices, colors, nationalities and political leanings.

It seems — and I may well be wrong — that this neologism first occurred with the 1972 Summit Series team, and was a reflection of the hopeful Canadian bilingualism of the Trudeau era: the French "Equipe Canada" was easily balanced, in graphics and team logos and the like, by a symmetrical Anglo "Team Canada".

Magical realism is never far away.. Galeano is as damning of humanity as he is hopeful for it, packing varied historical reflection into a calendar year.

With his unique blend of populism and a willful lack of self-reflection, the Republican presidential hopeful says hedge fund managers are just lucky financial speculators whose taxes should be raised because they add little real value to the economy.

It is an extended reflection on lives that begin hopeful and turn dark.

Rather than a melancholic reflection on his newfound circumstances, Highton's song is upbeat and hopeful.

Initially he was hopeful that the military would indeed seek to realize his ideal view of the university as a home of reflection and reason.