Sentence examples for reflections of life from inspiring English sources

Tchaikovsky's virtually palindromic sequence of keys highlights that these are all divine reflections of life on earth.

"Therefore I constantly take up my paintbrush... another system of thinking, different methods of perception and reflections of life are opened up to me".

Small wonder, then, that Holocaust themes are, consciously and unconsciously, being incorporated into the experiences, activities, products and reflections of life at every level -- in movies, television, novels, religion, government, diplomacy, language, dreams, nightmares and art.

Lawrence Otis Graham, a black lawyer from Chappaqua who is author of "A Member of the Club, Reflections of Life in a Racially Polarized World" (HarperCollins), called the the black caddy an example of how country clubs, most of which have overwhelmingly white memberships, have done little to help eradicate longstanding racial divides, perpetuating a caste system.

He generally photographs between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., and avoids photographing when people are outside as their presence would transform the photographs into mere snapshots, easily understood; even without people, they are the images or reflections of life.

Again, a reflection of life.

"It's a reflection of life.

"Art is a reflection of life – nothing ever stays the same".

And if I leave, you lose the reflection of life, your life".

Conversely, chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov saw the game as a reflection of life.

This was felt, ironically, to be a closer reflection of life itself, for straightforward stories are a distortion – or at least a heavy re-editing – of subjective experience.