Sentence examples for offered reflections from inspiring English sources

With a deliberate drawl, Ms. Windham offered reflections on Alabama Public Radio for more than two decades, starting in 1984.

The tape offered reflections by McCartney and his brother Mike on their life in the house, beginning in the parlour where a Dansette record player and Bush TV stood in one corner.

We cannot "make sense" of anything, really, although we can plod forth with our stupid little notebooks and paints and guitars, with our pathetically small little mirror-shards of offered reflections to one another, showing the poetic debris we've managed to harvest from our suffering.

"I said privately, 'You know, Ron, you're going to get me and all the rest of us here in a whole lot of trouble with our wives.' There was a twinkle in his eyes, and he said, 'Well, Brian, that's your problem, not mine.'" Former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw, Ronald Reagan's former chief of staff James Baker, and the Reagans' son, Ronald Prescott Reagan, also offered reflections.

Their diaries offered reflections on treatment related issues.

When commenting on the learning needs of HCPs, participants offered reflections that suggested that most (but not all) students in healthcare training programs belonged to socially privileged groups.

He will offer reflections on what he describes as collective cultural consciousness in Japan.

"They offer reflections on the way TV programmes and the other media work," Mr P. Orridge says.

This essay offers reflections on this experience and uses an ethnographic approach to the design process.

Our research offers reflections on how energy transition may be furthered via the public sphere.

It also offers reflections on why the social living lab was a success, as well as the difficulties, challenges and insights for future practice.