Sentence examples for Similar reflection from inspiring English sources

A similar reflection drove him from golf, which he played at a very high level as a teen-ager but abandoned after having a paralyzing vision of the mechanical preposterousness of the golf swing.

And later, in "Lucky Now": "I feel like somebody I don't know/Are we really who we used to be?/Am I really who I was?" Someday there may be cause for similar reflection by JESSICA LEA MAYFIELD, who's opening for Mr. Adams on this tour.

Another mural by Blu, painted in 2007, encourages similar reflection.

Furthermore, similar reflection signals were recorded by several OBSs at OKr4.

Huang et al. [20] reported similar reflection spectra of the hydrothermally grown ZnO NWs with highest reflection of 18%.

From the results, a similar reflection seems to apply to race as well, even though such an investigation needs further statistical analyses.

Any number of other works by twentieth-century authors might have triggered similar reflections and explorations.

And there are similar reflections in dozens of other ideas about bankers, cults, remote desert underground facilities.

In the glides and slips, the luminous colour collisions and accidental symmetries of these tremendous works you seem to see – anyway, I seemed to see the other day – similar reflections of the ambiguity of experience to those that float in Monet's lily pond.

For similar reflections on Frankfurt's account of love that understands it as providing self-grounded reasons, see Bransen 2006 and Ortiz-Millán 2007.

Nor were these problems confined to Christian learned contexts: they were the subject of a number of similar reflections within the Jewish tradition as well.