Sentence examples for reflections about what from inspiring English sources

But Dumas manages to ally the excitement of new adventures with reflections about what age does to friendships and the realisation that youthful dreams are but illusions waiting to be shattered.

The second half of the book is devoted to business stories the companies that are creating the Telecosm (his vote for the "next Intel", by the way, is the optical networking equipmentmaker, JDS Uniphase)—and reflections about what it all means.While Mr Gilder's enthusiasm never flags, the general reader will find much of the first half of the book tough going.

After the groups had designed and implemented their LPs, their classmates and I gave them feedback in terms of science process skills and inquiry levels, and then they wrote their own reflections about what they had done.

The purpose of the present study was to assess whether a coaching approach called, Coaching for Resilient Collaboration in IO (CORECIO), would be able to promote reflections about what resilient collaboration should imply in a planned organization, and help achieve alignment about this, in the early part of the preparatory process.

In addition to the observational protocol and the recording of interactions, the observer will keep a personal log to document his or her perspective and reflections about what is being observed.

Feedback from the pre- and postassessments and the postinstitute survey, coupled with committee members' own reflections about what worked well and what did not work during the Jordan institute, led to some restructuring for the Malaysia institute.

She has just finished another Wexford and now she is in a period of reflection about what to write next.

"It's a time for calm, rational reflection about what we can learn and how we can move forward.

Today, in all their beauty and decay, these houses prompt reflection about what it means to preserve the human past while also conserving the natural environment.

I suppose the answer is that all annotating is post-hoc, part of the process of reflection about what and why and how one has written something.

The celebration on Sunday was part of a literary event, the fifth annual PEN World Voices Festival, and meant to stir reflection about what freedom means.