This profoundly moving show — all sixty paintings and contemporaneous works by other artists, photographers, musicians, and writers — stirs reflection on the character and the relative success of that aim.
A profoundly moving show of all sixty paintings in "The Migration Series" at the Museum of Modern Art — the installation, by the curator Leah Dickerman, includes contemporaneous works by other artists, photographers, musicians, and writers — stirs reflection on the character and the relative success of that aim.
It is a place that offers perspective and stirs reflection from its visitors.
And recent research suggests that the experience of being duped can stir self-reflection in a way few other experiences can, functioning as a check on arrogance or obliviousness.
On one hand it stirs the reflection on the content and process of learning in the PH course both among participants who can monitor their own learning [ 31] and teachers and on the other it sets direction related to the design of the PH leadership training and its inclusion in the existent curriculum.
And there is no question that National Geographic's strong promotion of this scholarly achievement, at an April 6 news conference, in an April 9 television documentary and in two books, has stirred some useful reflection about the evolution of early Christianity and the paradoxes of Jesus' willing death on the cross, as well as about one aspect of Christianity's anti-Jewish imagery.
A national debate could well stir deeper sentiments and reflections, especially among young people, reminding them never to take their peace and their democracy for granted, rallying them to fight for the future shape of their nation.
And in a fine paradox, it is precisely such reflection that stirs in the reader a desire to make these fictional characters "real", to say, in effect, to the authors: "I know that they are only fictional - you keep on telling me this.
These reflections stirred on reviewing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the U.N. last month.
We all know that lazy needs to stare down its bloated, weak, and depraved reflection before it is stirred into action.
