It begins with what seems to be a formal portrait of Mary standing alone in her bridal gown, then bursts into life as the camera pans away from what turns out to be a mirrored reflection, toward the real Mary, who is joined by her groom (Norman Kerry) in a more tightly framed image that conveys their closeness and shared joy.
In Shanghai, teachers met each week to share their reflections and work toward continuous improvement.
His most recent book, The Universe Bends Toward Justice: Radical Reflections on the Bible, the Church and the Body Politic (Orbis, 2011), has been termed a "tour de force" by both scholars and politicians.
We're not often privy to their reflections; their thoughts tend toward memories that are not especially emotional, or local observations or desires.
Over the last decade his material has gradually shifted away from a series of jokes toward personal reflections and intricately told fictions rooted in a strong sense of narrative.
While his thoughts on the unconscious are framed as scientific reflections, they also creep toward theology: he's describing, after all, an ancient, moral agent interested in our wellbeing and given to revealing its intentions through images.
Infinity does not exist in the restricted context of practical reality, and this is a stimulus toward theoretical reflections that address the modalities through which operational searching spaces are formed and become functional (Bauer et al. 1991).
After all, most in the cloistered world of books consider themselves liberal, and facing the biases embedded in their own institutions could nudge them toward uncomfortable reflections.
The aim of the study was to explore reflections, attitudes and ideas toward training practices in the deliverance of death notification among medical students.
The aim of the study was to explore reflections, attitudes and ideas toward training in delivering death notifications among medical students who participate in the Marathon Death exercise based on forum play.
