This return to reflection-on-action by the project leaders closes the circle of the Schönian model.
Ms. Bernstein is one of a circle of such figures, influenced less by the oeuvre of Candace Bushnell than that of Marianne Williamson, the spiritual lecturer who wrote "A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of 'A Course in Miracles,' " and by other books of pop self-actualization like "The Secret," "Eat, Pray, Love" and even "Skinny Bitch".
In Marianne's book, A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles, she said.
As he completed The Eolian Harp composed to commemorate his return to Clevedon Coleridge composed Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement on his absence from Clevedon and later return to be with his wife at Bristol.
As the wave passes through interfaces between media of different acoustic impedances, reflections return to the transducer and generate electrical signals in the transducer that are proportional to the intensity [ 35].
The reflection might return to your eyes.
Modern sounding devices measure the time taken for emitted sound to return after reflection from the bottom, relying on a knowledge of the speed of sound in water.
For a start, rising rates are a reflection of the return to decent growth.
I hope that, upon reflection, you will return to your earlier optimism.
Not so much favorites as ones I return to for calm, for solace, for reflection.
Even here I'm going to be leery of "James Blunt: Return to Kosovo", an "emotional journey of reflection" by the twerpy British singer.
