Sentence examples for spirited reflection from inspiring English sources
Approaching 100, he published a book of poetry, "Flotsam and Jetsam", a spirited reflection on aging.
Her film is a spirited, often devastating reflection on freedom that details the repression of women in Iran through chilling everyday moments rather than sensationalist drama that aligns good all too easily against evil.
Once a week, after the dinner dishes are cleared, teenagers from the Lebaha Drumming Center arrive to perform traditional Garifuna music — rhythms and chants that are spirited New World reflections of the Africa their ancestors were taken from.
Although the party no longer feared the electoral rivalry of the PCF (which generally won only about 5 percent of the vote in legislative elections), it entered a period of self-reflection and spirited internal debate over its ideology and its policies.
The larger-than-life, almost cartoon-like quality of the material is a neat reflection of the two spirited guys responsible, rather than simply a rerun of some tired old formula.
It is perhaps a reflection on the public-spirited nature of the Rushbrook family that his son, a successful investment banker, should decide that he didn't want any claim on his father's business but that it should go to the technical manager most fitted to run an international marine fire fighting business.
As Smith herself wrote in "Patti Smith Complete: Lyrics, Notes and Reflections" (Anchor Books): "The pursuit of style has always been a spirited part of the work process.
He had a spirited debate with his panel, which included Kristen Soltis, Horace Cooper and Dan Neil about whether the ruling was a truly fair and accurate reflection of the modern state of race in America.
Contemplative reflection?
