Sentence examples for memory and reflection from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rethorst and her fellow gesturalists welcome the dimensions of memory and reflection into the vivid present of dance.

Last year Lorin Maazel began the first subscription series program of his first season as music director of the New York Philharmonic with the premiere of John Adams's "On the Transmigration of Souls," a work of memory and reflection about 9/11 on its first anniversary.

In part, The Noise of Time offers itself as a cubist biography in the manner of Flaubert's Parrot, cycling and recycling choice vignettes through memory and reflection as well as real time, to create an intimately illuminating montage of Shostakovich's life.

He comes across as more than the familiar Impressionist -- he comes across as a painter of strange and elusive probity, of memory and reflection, as an artist seeking not just to simulate sun, rain and snow, but states of mind as well.

Some of these will be taken up in more detail in the following section, but the basic point for now is that the three major levels, from the lowest to the highest, are bare perception (without special distinctness or memory), sensation (with heightened distinctness and memory), and thought (with distinctness, memory, and reflection).

As the faces of the dancers fill the screen (the quality of the animation, by Vita Berezina-Blackburn, and the video, by Maya Ciarrocchi, is remarkably vivid), the disembodied voice continues to offer snippets of memory and reflections about the past.

New Jersey Ballet presents "An Evening of Premieres," featuring "Western Suite," "Memories" and "Reflection on the Pond".

Whatever religious beliefs you have or I have (I'm still undecided), I think we can all agree that no matter what, those you loved dearly never really miss the moments; they're here beside us watching and holding our hand, continuing to live through our memories and reflection.

"The memories and reflections are handed down to the next generation," Ms. Kallas said.

He wrote many articles and a number of books, including A Strategy for the West (1986), People and Power (1987), The Germans and their Neighbours (1990) and Memories and Reflections (1996).

In the last years of his life he was relatively impoverished and wrote a number of books to make money, the best known being The Genesis of the War (1923), Fifty Years of Parliament (1926), and Memories and Reflections (1928).