Your gold may be the reflection of a heart that shines from living with purpose.
They practice, and practice, and practice so they can offer us the perfect reflection of our hearts for a few moments.
The aluminum portrait and larger-than-life photographs on the roof and adjacent to the restaurant La Esquina, at 106 Kenmare Street in SoHo, however, are something else entirely: an homage by the New York City painter Allen Hirsch to Benjamin, his capuchin monkey who died at the age of 14, that is as much a reflection of a broken heart as any light on Broadway.
Retirement for a professional tennis player is all personal reflection, that elusive intersection of heart and mind, full understanding that the time has come.
Do you want them in our world?" Lee's biographer, Charles J Shields, who wrote Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee, believes that the glowing portrait of her father as Atticus in Mockingbird is a reflection of a change of heart that Amasa had while she was writing it which led him to advocate for racial integration.
Given the long-standing institutional disincentives against consensual unions in Italy (Nazio 2007; Barbagli et al. 2003; Mencarini and Tanturri 2006; Castiglioni and Dalla Zuanna 2009; and others), what we have found must be the reflection of a change of heart rather than, say, an improving labor market or changing housing costs and welfare conditions.
"The symbolism of tearing the ribbons," explained Brad, "was an outer reflection of our torn/broken hearts".
"Although the character's aggressive kitchen style is far from a reflection of Darroze, the big heart she reveals towards the end of the movie is more fitting".
It's a reflection of the mind, the heart, the soul, and the passion that keeps us moving forward every single day.
Michard and Teboul suggested an explanation for this: PPV is seen as a reflection of the patient's heart function on the Starling curve, responding to VE (diminishing PPV) if on the ascending limb and nonresponding (no change in PPV) if on the level part of the cardiac function curve [ 4] (see Figure 2).
