Sentence examples for that reflections from inspiring English sources

In the Salon des Boiseries, Millepied explained that "Reflections" was a descendant of George Balanchine's landmark work "Jewels" (1967), the first full-length ballet without a story.

Several years earlier, Dr. Robert Alexander Wathen-Watt, theadhead of Britain's Radio Research Laboratory, found that reflections of radio pulses from aircraft might be detectable.

I hope that reflections on Mandela's life will embolden all of us to become the people who see and hold all of humanity.

Though the scientists found radio waves ineffective as weapons, they did discover that reflections of a radio signal with wavelengths of a few centimetres detected planes far beyond the range of optical spotters.

Initial results from the drilling project indicated that reflections of seismic waves that were commonly observed in geophysical surveys of the oceanic crust were largely unrelated to the boundaries between fundamental types of rock (such as the basalt-gabbro boundary) but instead were caused by changes in such characteristics as the porosity of rock materials.

A commenter on last week's Laughing Stock column, PoorButNotAChav, was convinced that reflections on the Savile story were suppressed on HIGNFY and Mock the Week: "How can [these shows] continue to claim to be satirical if their response to the biggest news story of the week is either embarrassed silence or corporate spin?

The introvert demands time for the isolation that reflection requires.

Dr. Cohen believed that reflection was a natural stage of life.

This self-alteration is something inherent to reflection; it is not something that reflection can overcome.

Standish states that reflection is essential for agent models.

Again, as noted above, Descartes's response here is not a denial that reflection is necessary for consciousness he denies that reflection requires a distinct thought.