By Reflections, Coleridge questions his right to simply enjoy nature.
In one letter, Paul describes how he is entranced by reflections and doubling.
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Violence ensues, followed by reflections on the effects of distracted parenting and a tormented national history.
I don't think he's consumed by reflections on what this means for him.
This was a week dominated by reflections on the Ferguson phenomenon, emotional looks back, admiration, some reservations for Moyes, and City's Wembley appearance struggling for a look-in.
A British company hired by Mr. Danforth to conduct the simulation said the flashes were caused by reflections from water and metal, not gunfire.
Now his judgments are pickled for posterity between the hard covers of a book, supplemented by reflections on his 18 months of duty.
The diffusion of sound created by reflections from those objects, acousticians agree, prevents a nasty acoustic "hardness" or "glare" that smooth surfaces can generate.
For example, by statistically weighing large quantities of sensor measurements, computers can mitigate individually confusing readings caused by reflections, blockages, bad illumination, or other complications.
As a radio wave travels from the transmitting to the receiving antenna, it may be disturbed by reflections from buildings and other large obstacles.
