Sentence examples for longer reflections from inspiring English sources

There are also longer reflections on theater criticism (of which he laments a gaping lack) and the lesser practice of theater reviewing (which he begrudges as a necessary evil); the absurdities of recklessly giving awards, which does not belie the pleasures of receiving them; and the uses and abuses of revivals, among other topics.

They need time, space and safety – which is why the government should, as the committee's report also suggests (though not forcefully enough), allow a longer "reflection period" and residency rights not contingent on being made to assist in criminal prosecutions.

However, because the oscillations of the SNR from the dipole antenna are still distinct at high elevation angles, it is possible to use the SNR data at a wider range of elevation angles to estimate the snow depth which will provide a longer reflection track.

But now I think it's no longer a reflection of class, it's a reflection of money.

But the reflective level extends much longer – through reflection you remember the past and contemplate the future.

"What has been the thinking in the past is no longer a reflection of the present".

As emerging economies push the prices of commodities up and those of manufactured goods down, consumer-price inflation is no longer a reflection of domestic monetary conditions, nor is low inflation a guarantor of economic stability.

At what point is documentary footage no longer a reflection of reality, but instead a clever manipulation of it?

Changes in birth weight and small for gestational age at the population level might be a longer term reflection of detrimental effects of active or passive smoking during pregnancy while preterm delivery might have a discrete trigger component, as suggested by studies on short term effects of air pollution and temperature.

This finding suggests that truly meaningful wildlife experiences may be developed through a series of stages from pre-encounter, to the actual encounter, to post-encounter and finally, longer-term reflection.

I think we should be prepared to give them longer support of reflection and more support in rebuilding their lives".