Sentence examples for outward reflections from inspiring English sources

A resurgence of Islam began here almost immediately after independence, in 1991, but years of civil war kept outward reflections of it, like the hajj, from appearing much.

Mental gymnastics aren't required to take the logical jump from this and claim that expectations of dress in the work world are outward reflections of how industries see themselves and want the world to perceive them.

Rather than engaging in outward reflection about American power and how it is perceived overseas, our leaders urged us to turn inward.

More than anything else, the way we appear as individuals is an outward reflection into the world of how we see ourselves.

"We commented publicly on our concern over the situation and we demonstrated an outward reflection and meaningful reflection to those who were involved in that event and who suffered through that event.

The outward-bound reflection is where they intersect.

At times, he turns his reflection outward, shifting from anguished to spiritually enlightened and then evangelical: "We're the inspiration — do you believe enough to die for it?" As a vocalist, Bieber can jump from the choir to the dance club.

At times, he turns his reflection outward, shifting from anguished to spiritually enlightened and then evangelical: "We're the inspiration do you believe enough to die for it?" As a vocalist, Bieber can jump from the choir to the dance club.

The PCi also performs several functions, including that of episodic memory retrieval [53], experiential but outward directed self-reflection such as thinking about duties and obligations [54], and attention allocation [55].

Consequently, what were described as bridged connections in early studies is deemed to be reflections of "outward connections" in most cases.

A more critical effect of outward interaction is its reflection of the important values of heterogeneous social resources (Lin 2008).