Rather, this quote came to memory on reflection of the vile venomous phrasing by some men in the so-called "Men's Rights" movement.
On – and out of – a single wire, he spins a still life of nameless forms that shine like glass, suspending the memory of a reflection in mid-air.
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.
Ms. Rethorst and her fellow gesturalists welcome the dimensions of memory and reflection into the vivid present of dance.
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.
Samuel Beckett's austere play, Krapp's Last Tape, is a consideration of memory, reflection and identity.
In their hands, Yoko's poems are treated to spindly electro-funk bricolages ("The Sun is Down!"), wistful chamber-jazz reflections ("Memory of Footsteps", "Unun. To") and ragged space-age rockabilly ("Waiting for the D Train").
Ms. Tower explained, with a sob in her voice, that she had written the piece — which veers between anger and delirium, melancholy and reflection — in memory of a nephew who died slowly of a lung ailment.
We got home just days before the tragedy that occurred in November so our beautiful memory of a joyous time, included reflection on the sadness for the people of Paris.
It has been argued that short-term memory of pain is an accurate reflection of the amount of pain experienced during the stimulus, since the recall and experience are temporally linked.
At the age of 77, Joyce Carol Oates may show no signs of slowing down but themes of reflection, ageing and, most crucially, memory loom large in this intriguing novel.
