Jealous people have a mysterious look, many reflections focus in those two sharp eyes, like in a crystal.
There are two narrative resources which have become recurring arguments of irrefutable authority in many reflections on education.
The experienced interviewees told of a variety of reflections and actions upon the topic of this study, where others with less experience or the ones with many years of service did not have many reflections, a variation also shown in other studies of ethical issues in physiotherapy [ 5, 13- 15, 17, 18, 21, 29].
Just one of the many reflections of the Irish dominance in the New York police force can be found in a 1940 movie called "Three Cheers for the Irish," in which an apple-pocketing police officer named Casey has conniptions when he learns that his daughter is being courted by another officer who is — Scottish!
In "We Are Many: Reflections on Movement Strategy from Occupation to Liberation AK Pressss), a deftly edited anthology, a wide range of Occupiers and sympathizers look back on those days in 2011.
There are so many years in which to collect so many reflections.
These anniversaries have evoked many reflections on female space explorers.
There are many wonderful, illuminating reflections in On Immunity: how vaccine refusal in Pakistan and Nigeria can be understood as a legitimate form of anti-colonial resistance; how capitalism has inadvertently limited our imaginations by making us blame it for everything; how metaphors of the body at "war" with bacteria are misleading, and "war" should be left to warmongers.
Sometimes their magnitude is small enough to not exceed the noise level, but in many cases, spurious reflections in the imaging system can bring significant unwanted artifacts into the imaging window making it difficult to distinguish between the real image and the complex conjugate image.
No doubt Ramadan will be a time of such reflections in many countries in the region.
