It is an extended reflection on lives that begin hopeful and turn dark.
Yet ever since publishing an anaemic green paper that pleased nobody in January 2012, the government has been indulging in extended reflection.
In the second, the world premiere of Alexander Raskatov's Green Mass, an extended reflection on our generation's continuing sins against the natural world.
Penelope Lively in the Financial Times described it as "an extended reflection on the fear of death and on that great consolation, religious belief.
A more extended reflection on them seems called for, however, especially a reflection on Dedekind's "logicism" and "structuralism".
Instead, Jennens's text is an extended reflection on Jesus Christ as Messiah.
Experimental art is less likely that its conceptual counterpart to depend on sudden inspiration, and more likely to depend on extended reflection and revision.
The first extended reflections on economic methodology appear in the work of Nassau Senior (1836) and John Stuart Mill (1836).
Others have moved in with extended family.
