And there are the powerful statements of Frederick Douglass; the sensitive reporting of Mary Chesnut, following the conflict from South Carolina; the somewhat aloof observations of the New York diarist George Templeton Strong, and the simpler, deeply touching reflections of soldiers like the Union man Elisha Hunt Rhodes and the Confederate trooper Sam Watkins, and their wives and parents.
The story is told with a mix of historic photos, video clips, and touching reflections.
The deeply influential and remarkably private author Harper Lee died yesterday, and readers responded with touching reflections on her life and work.
The movie is a somber, gently touching intergenerational reflection of shared memories and speculations about the future that adds up to a no-frills affirmation of familial bonds.
Due to variables like lighting and the material with which the mirror is manufactured, it can be really difficult to tell whether you are truly touching your reflection or not.
Items on the dimension focus of the feedback comment represented comments aimed at completing the descriptive aspect of the reflective essay versus comments that go more deeply into the content of the reflection, thus touching on higher levels of reflection.
Voodoos press release discussed D'Angelo's concept, stating "Lyrically, D'Angelo offers that much of Voodoo is personal reflection: touching on subjects like spirituality, sexuality, growth, and in particular, becoming a father.
This model perhaps is not typical for PCL and specifically for those operating in VHF/UHF bands, e.g. Radio and TV broadcasting, where both transmit and receive antenna beams are touching the surface and reflection from the ground must be taken into account.
These reflections turninto touching self-portrait when Pamukwrites, "There are very few writers whocan personify or dramatize beliefs, abstractthoughts and philosophical contradictionsas well as Dostoyevsky".
