Sentence examples similar to Reflecting perpetual refinement from inspiring English sources

The big one, of course, is that perpetual refinement principle.

Writer-director Farhadi has contrived a legal drama of absorbing complexity, with the restless camera – working within the ordinary spaces of flats and institutional corridors – reflecting a perpetual shifting of the moral viewpoint.

"Art reflects the refinement of a civilisation," he said.

Cole's pearly enunciation reflects the refinement of the stars, Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung.

Everything is focused around their [US] writers and their language, like a hall of mirrors which reflects a perpetual, infinite image of America".

By Benjamin WApril 26 , 2016ril 26, 2016 John Kasich and Ted Cruz's plan to deny Donald Trump delegates reflects a perpetual blind spot for the Republican Party: voters in the Northeast.

Its identification in our analysis may reflect a further refinement of the association of longevity within D4a.

Widespread adaptive evolution in rbcL may reflect the perpetual fine-tuning of Rubisco to optimize its performance in changing gaseous and thermal conditions and/or co-evolution of proteins in the Rubisco complex.

Fine stationery, marbled binding papers and handmade wrapping papers reflect a degree of refinement in those who employ them while serving some basic everyday functions.

The old race theorists couldn't decide whether the spirit of whiteness was best reflected in the noble refinement of royalty or in the rude vitality of laborers and soldiers.

If simulations fail to appropriately reflect observed data, model refinement may be considered.