Sentence examples for reflection on two from inspiring English sources

More than a mere noontime diversion, the pairing of a work by Beethoven with one by Bartok prompted reflection on two creative journeys, Beethoven's near its beginning, Bartok's close to its end.

The essay "Naive and Sentimental Poetry" presents itself as a reflection on two types of poetry one spontaneous and natural (naiv), the other forced and calculated, a product of will and laborious poetic engineering (sentimentalisch).

The match grew in excitement and drama the longer it went on and the fact that even extra-time could not separate the teams was probably a fair reflection on two evenly-matched sides.

My situation--and that of others like me--is a reflection on two things: geographical limitations, and the fact that early-to-mid-career scientists' jobs consist of a series of insecure short-term contracts.

Beyond the negative reflection on one company's practices, and the deterrent to bad behavior by others, the case contains a timely message for Congress.

For those who like their holidays particularly tortured: A Higher Form of Killing by Diana Preston (Bloomsbury, £9.99) is a wonderful reflection on three excesses of the first world war.

A reflection on six figures who shaped him, including Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Robert Walser and Jan Peter Tripp, it has been described by its publisher as "a window into the mind of this much-loved and much-missed writer".

Other modern works include The Poll Tax Riots by Dalwood, Rita Donagh's Reflection on Three Weeks in May 1970 and Richard Hamilton's Kent State (a screenprint of a shot student), and The citizen, a diptych about the dirty protest by republican prisoners in the Maze, with excrement smeared all over the walls.

The analysis also allows for a prospective reflection on three of the next challenges most likely to confront the countries of that region.

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.

A status report from his case manager reads that Riddock was "referred to the Reflection cottage on two occasions for 23-hour overnight stays.