Sentence examples for mature reflections from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davis herself is convincingly naïve, staying inside the skin of her younger self with admirable ease, although there are times when you wish she had also included more mature reflections on her experience.

Jamal's fingers have slightly slowed, and he no longer makes the stunning dynamic leaps of his youthful days, but he compensates with a newfound chordal richness that makes deep musical use of his mature reflections.

She later felt it didn't express her mature reflections about her relationships with several of the great Abstract Expressionists, and she asked that I not include some passages from it in my biography of Jackson Pollock, as they had become embarrassing to her.

The great change came with his second album Resurrection, in the mature reflections of "Book of Life", the dazzling freestyle assertion of individuality "This Is Me", and the impressive "I Used to Love HER" – an allegory of hip-hop's decline from street celebration to degraded soundtrack of venality.

But upon mature reflection it proves the Communists to be a piffling sort of menace.

The Vatican said that Francis decided to institute the commission "after intense prayer and mature reflection".

The new "Friendship" shares its quality of mature reflection with Out of the Game.

The Dylan Thomas prize's founder, Professor Peter Stead, described The Meeting Point as "a beautifully written and mature reflection on identity, loyalty and belief in a complex world".

That culture propelled Microsoft's success, but it was not up to mature reflection on the implications of a federal antitrust suit.

In her lyrics, Madonna, who is 42, returns to her past staples of dance, romance and female self-determination, along with some attempts at mature reflection.

However, newer songs such as Love Will Save the Day and One More Song – about bandmate Stephen Gately, who died in 2009 aged 33 – suggest they are capable of mature reflection.