Sentence examples for of her reflections from inspiring English sources
Ms. Walsh, who wrote an engrossing philosophical novel, "Knowledge of Angels," here takes history for the subject of her reflections.
The past month has been abuzz with speculation about Elena Ferrante's real identity, which makes this month's publication of her reflections on writing even more significant.
Her book "Painting American: The Rise of American Artists, Paris 1867-New York 1948" (Knopf), just published in the United States, is the result of her reflections on two cultures that to this day are both complementary and competitive.
But I suspect some of her reflections on Roe v. Wade must have surprised the audience.
This reticence, she suggests, may be what held her back as a writer, a point given unintended resonance by the tone of her reflections here.
Basu says her pieces gradually evolve into stories as she writes them, representing a mini biography of her reflections on life.
Here, she is lying underneath the water on a black plinth; this is a picture of her reflection on the underside of the water's surface.
Sometimes, just for fun, she takes her clothes off, remembering her thrill as a child undressing in front of her bedroom window, but then, catching sight of her reflection in a shopwindow (the mannequins stare icily, straight at her), she sees what a silly fat fool she is and stops that.
In one entirely unnecessary flashback, she invites a date to her apartment, takes off her bra, licks her lips at the sight of her reflection—"her unrestrained breasts were full and firm... and her nipples were clearly outlined"—and then pouts when her date won't take the hint.
On her way out through the crooked archway, Carrie caught sight of her reflection in another mirror, above the Pembroke table in the hall, with its bowl of unmatched gloves left over from winter and its jug filled with silvery dried honesty.
The author of "Something New," her reflections on the beginnings of marriage, she works from a secretary in their living room.
