Sentence examples for reflections devoted from inspiring English sources

"Following the conference, Fidel wrote three straight Reflections devoted to attacking President Obama's participation in Copenhagen.

He composed slowly and with periods of reflection, devoting himself primarily to orchestral music.

Ms. Milosavljevic's new album, "Reflections," is devoted to works by female composers, as was her recital, though the only overlap was a pair of her own works.

In his Pensees, a series of reflections mostly devoted to religious topics, Pascal suggested that humans are driven by a need for diversion.

Entire column devoted to reflections on the influence of bluejeans on fashion.

By Kennedy Fraser The New Yorker, November 12, 1973 P. 116 Entire column devoted to reflections on the influence of bluejeans on fashion.

His partner, Todd Wagner, devoted himself to reflection and decided to become a philanthropist.

"The films made for this collection are a reflection of an LA lifestyle devoted to artistic vibrancy and a strong connection to our natural surroundings".

Consequently, a great deal of theoretical reflection and empirical research have been devoted to the goal of understanding the factors that enhance and constrain their functionality.

This may possibly be a reflection of the time and attention devoted at that level to coordination of these activities.

During the rotations in dermatology, ENT and ophthalmology days in the hospital alternate with days devoted to teaching and reflection in order to ensure that the main subjects of these disciplines are taught alongside workplace experiences.