Sentence examples for some reflections from from inspiring English sources

In an address to the court, Mr. Ferdaus did not speak directly of his actions, but offered some reflections from his time in prison.

First some reflections from my own life.

The latest report by the BMA highlights some honest reflections from doctors about their own shortcomings when it comes to talking about death, and providing the appropriate care when time is short (BMA reports calls for changes to end-of-life care, 14 March).

In some areas, reflections from below the Moho are also recorded.

In this test, the tester's face was covered by shadow and some yellow reflections from inner brim of cap.

Furthermore, a quick survey from Internet highlights the presence of a great variety of both approved and non-approved drugs, with some of them addressing to only medical and others to performance-oriented use, opening room to some reflections or speculations from scientific and ethical points of view.

Some reflections on 1976 from 2 insiders' viewpoints may identify some of the pitfalls that public health policymakers will face in addressing potential influenza pandemics.

Some reflection signals from deeper than the Moho depth were also observed, and they may have reflected at the top of the subducting Philippine Sea plate or at its slab Moho.

Other Cars of the Year Here are some reflections on other vehicles from the 2003 test fleet: ACURA TSX: A plush version of the shorter foreign-market Honda Accord, the bland TSX does everything well.

With all of this in mind, I sought some reflections on the situation from one of the University of Texas's own experts on conflict of interest, the law professor Thomas O. McGarity, who is a co-author, with his colleague Wendy Wagner, of the book "Bending Science: How Special Interests Corrupt Public Health Research".

Perhaps the onward march of CNN, Fox and news round the clock in our own living rooms eventually made some of his reflections from a living room near Central Park seem out of time.