Sentence examples for the past reflected from inspiring English sources

It said the report was not credible, though the news agency has in the past reflected the Taliban's views.

"I wanted to take photographs that were outside time, of people in today's world with the atmosphere of the past reflected in their faces, of palaces and gardens abandoned and overgrown," she wrote.

The point I tried to make on air, and now offer again in the light of subsequent events, is that remembrance should be a charitable and voluntary matter through which loss and sacrifice are recognised, the past reflected on and the costs of war considered soberly.

It's too easy to look backwards through the hazy lenses of time and think the past reflected better days -- it came with its own problems and variations of the same we face today.

In spite of the dismal student performance observed in the past (reflected as failure rates), a problem also described regarding other African medical faculties [ 1, 3- 9] this recent study is associated with improved student performance, a not insignificant achievement in the context where the number of students enrolled for medical studies at the FM-UEM doubled.

"We know that the inquiry cannot undo the injustices that indigenous peoples have suffered over decades, but we can review what's happened in the past, reflect on our present circumstances, and chart a path moving forward".

But the sentiment this year appears notably different — and in some ways more complex — than in the past, reflecting the early start to the race, its intensity and, perhaps most of all, a sense in both parties that the country is ready to move beyond the Bush administration.

Mr. Giuliani's decision to avoid the kind of appearances where he has been booed in the past reflects the fact that his standing among black voters is at a particularly low point, coming after a succession of demonstrations organized by Mr. Sharpton that protested police tactics.

The gradual rollout of promotion was inspired by advertising of the past, reflecting the theme of the album.

Stories we tell about ourselves and about the past reflect and reinforce racial, gender, class, and regional hierarchies.

Tom Sinclair of Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B, saying that "the overall tone is less pretentious than in the past, reflecting a looser, even marginally whimsical, worldview".