Sentence examples for later reflections from inspiring English sources

Their only child was an adopted son, Jean-Marie, the relation to whom may have inspired Marcel's later reflections on "creative paternity" and the spirit of adoption.

The critical first seventeen years of Lewis's life, spent in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, get thirteen pages; Schorer gave them forty-one, more richly exploiting the not inconsiderable record of small-town news clippings, Lewis's adolescent diary, and his abundant later reflections upon his roots.

(See Benacerraf 1996 for some later reflections on this argument).

The reverberation time tail compensation, used to compensate for the loss of later reflections in the predicted energy decay curve, is described.

For example, the shallow low-velocity sedimentary deposit in western Taiwan may have played an important role in amplifying the ground shaking, especially for the later reflections and surface waves (e.g., stations TCU, WCHH, CHN8).

The early reflections are perceived as echoes and the later reflections are perceived as reverberation.

It will still be noteworthy; on later reflection, both Barton and Rangers should realise the error of their ways.

Video has the unique ability to capture the richness and complexity of classroom life for later reflection and analysis.

For Butler we are often self-deceived even when we think we are doing what is morally right (in fact if we think we are wholly in the right we are almost always deceived (Sermon X §13)) and we often only recognize our self-deception — if at all -- upon later reflection.

Pure experience, James explains, is "the immediate flux of life which furnishes the material to our later reflection with its conceptual categories… a that which is not yet any definite what, tho' ready to be all sorts of whats…" (ERE, 46).

On later reflection, Hudner indicated he did not consider himself a hero for his actions.