Sentence examples for new reflections from inspiring English sources

The connections invite new reflections on the age-old theme.

The fact that such attempts did not succeed led to new reflections upon the justification of claims to exclusive possession of absolute truth.

David Bowie's latest albums have circled back to the lean, barbed rock of his best work from the mid-1970's with new reflections on mortality and apocalypse.

Ideally, the approach would draw on the new reflections by the UK's Changing Union project involving Cardiff University, the Institute for Welsh Affairs and other groups in a Welsh nation which is too often left out of consideration elsewhere but whose status would be utterly changed if Mr Hague got his way.

The respective d-spacings for the new reflections are between 0.34 and 0.358 nm.

Further, his theories of sensory qualities have inspired new reflections (Simmons 2003), as has his account of distance perception (see Wolf-Devine 1993 and the entries on optics and perception in Nolan 2014).

Indeed, it is the reason for the new reflection group.

Between numbers, Gaga talked to the audience — her new reflection.

None of them had seemed to need cleaning before, but when I was through with them I saw my new reflection glowing back at me from all three.

In September, during a four-day visit to France, Pope Benedict met with the French president at the Elysée Palace and called for "a new reflection on the true meaning and importance of laïcité," a term usually translated into English as secularism.

"At this moment in history, when cultures continue to cross paths more frequently, I am firmly convinced that a new reflection on the true meaning and importance of secularism is now necessary," the pope said at a ceremony earlier Friday with President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Élysée Palace.