It's interesting to hear how Previn's recent compositions more openly reflect his private enthusiasms – such as Erich Korngold, whose hothouse lyricism permeates almost every fibre of this lively, entertaining piece.
Those two films not only combined heady profits with cinematic greatness but were also unafraid to wade into the politics of combat and openly reflect the profound disaffection the US's bureaucrats had fostered within swaths of their populace.
Saudi Arabia's oil policies openly reflect rivalry with Iran.
Greece would be expelled, or obliged to leave... Scenario 3: Greece would break the taboo of thinking the unthinkable and openly reflect on the effects of an exit from the Eurozone while remaining in the EU.
I have too many moral hang ups with the Democrats, and after allowing myself the chance to openly reflect on the logic of continuing to give them my vote in the face of the common arguments about SCOTUS, lesser evils, wasted votes, and Nader, I came away unconvinced.
Interviewees were asked to openly reflect on different aspects of the consortia including the benefits, challenges, sustainability, impact on national health workforce goals, and influence of MEPI on their establishment.
"The issues need to be aired openly, and reflected upon carefully, as they test some of the fundamentals of policing, not least the British practice of policing protest amongst the people - 'toe to toe'," he said.
B5 Head-to-Head in Hudson Two candidates for mayor in Hudson, N.Y., one a former correction employee, father of five and native of the city, and the other a relative newcomer who relocated from Manhattan and is openly lesbian, reflect the city's tug of cultures.
Thus prepared for appointments in the outpatient clinics, adolescents and their parents are guided by trained GSD-Y HCPs to communicate openly and reflect mutually by sharing and respecting each other's observations, thoughts and feelings as a starting point for a constructive collaboration in a caring relationship.
For Dr Doidge, "Cristiano Lucarelli symbolises the typical Livornese – gregarious, amicable and openly political, Lucarelli reflects the young masculine fans on the terrace".
