But the journals also intensely reflect the experience of any president being bombarded with one crisis after another.
That's what intimate relationships are -- opportunities to see the aspects of yourself you can't see, don't want to see, or are intensely avoiding reflected back to you through another human being you are bound so closely to that you are compelled to look.
At early phases), cells are compact and darkly staining, whereas at late phases), cells are more ramified and less intensely stained, reflecting a change from newly arrived monocytes to mature activated macrophages.
Among the achievements of Baroque poetry, mention should be made of Wolf Helmhart of Hohberg, whose works offer interesting insights into the life of the nobility, and of Katharina of Greiffenberg, a Protestant whose intensely spiritual poems reflected the pressures of the Counter-Reformation.
The cadences, literally, the rhythms of life and death in combat, the fears and concerns in the world at home are reflected so intensely in those songs.
Friends and colleagues of Mr. Munger said in interviews that his evolution into a political activist spanned less than a decade, and reflected his intensely cerebral and idealistic nature.
The story ends with him alone, no longer evoking the past or pretending to be someone else, reflecting intensely, only then to droop, while petals fall.
In the United States, revenues from passenger fares typically pay from 10 to 70 percent of operating costs, the lower number representing lightly used suburban services and the higher number reflecting intensely used downtown corridor services.
The rest of his remarks were less topical, as he went on to say: "The days of this brief pilgrimage have been an occasion to relive memories and to reflect intensely.
