Sentence examples for reflections at all from inspiring English sources

But there are no reflections at all about the actual composition or subject matter of the book itself.

That is a narrative written in Murray's heart, in moments of reflection at the All England Club, for instance, when he will drive up from Oxshott and sit quietly in the seats on Centre Court to try to put everything in perspective.

Our brains have this annoying tendency to ruminate on worst-case scenarios and other negative reflections at night -- and all that worry is seriously disrupting our ability to fall asleep.

It may not be an accurate reflection at all.

But the prosecutor added that the move was "certainly no reflection at all on the junior assistant," Mr. McConnell.

Helen Clark, the organisation's third most senior official, said the collapse of South Sudan was cause for reflection at all levels of the UN, as it grapples with a power struggle threatening to tear apart the world's newest state.

In order to generate full solid reconstructions of vascular volumes we implemented methods to fill vessels as illustrated in Supplementary Fig. 4. Images were padded with their reflection at all borders to minimize problematic border effects in the different image processing steps.

There was no celebratory reading of "I Believe I Can Fly," no wistful "I Wish," no reflection at all — only reminder after reminder that Mr. Kelly is a singer with a superb voice primarily put in service of the mores of the day.

More often, it's no reflection at all on the featured singer's vocal abilities – the kind of leather-lunged diva called on by dance producers can invariably sing up a storm – yet somehow the solo singles never quite click and the debut album never comes.

Perfectly matched layer (PML) boundaries are used to attenuate the field without the back reflection at all boundaries.

Outsider faith in global warming has to be grounded on trust in higher authority, disconnected from any critical scientific reflection at all.