Sentence examples for A quick reflection from inspiring English sources

So too does a quick reflection on history.

And Mallard has so much trouble staying off camera that the show's British fans have kept a running tally of his inadvertent appearances -- a torso here, a quick reflection in the window there -- trying to piece together a portrait of the entire man.

Check out this infographic for a quick reflection on our past and the acceleration of new mediums!

However, a quick reflection suggests that: i) the skeleton of the modern translation system actually consists of RNA, with the proteins being elaborations, however numerous and important, and ii) logically, it hardly could have been otherwise: indeed, in order to switch to a new type of constituents (proteins), biological systems needed the means to produce them accurately.

I can only hope in the short space here to share a few quick reflections that hopefully are helpful and stimulate further thought.

It requires only that one can become aware of the knowledge basis, either by easy and quick reflection in some cases, or by more difficult and lengthy reflection in others.

As George Pappas suggests: "It requires only that one can become aware of the knowledge basis, either by easy and quick reflection in some cases, or by more difficult and lengthy reflection in others.

I, perhaps, on quick reflection, might consider how much I now take 'virtual contact' for granted as contact with friends, and how this may have rendered me less present in their lives, and they in mine.

Each of those halls is roughly shoebox shaped, leading to quick reflections from the fairly close side walls and balconies.

Here are my quick reflections, anchored in themes of scripture and theology that men and women of faith have wrestled with in various ways for centuries.

Unlike an echo, which is a single response created when sound waves reflect off something, reverberation occurs when a sound is sustained by a quick succession of reflections arriving at different times.