Sentence examples for a logical reflection from inspiring English sources

For some curators and art collectors, the idea that social media postings constitute art is a logical reflection of the times.

Therefore, the variation in δ13C observed in S. javus is a logical reflection of regional and habitat-based feeding habits.

Geographically, the largest contingent of companies came from the U.S., which is a logical reflection of the size of the American economy.

5 The fact that an association between sport factors and alcohol consumption is found solely in urban girls is a logical reflection of the clear differences between urban and rural girls in regard to sports (rural girls participate in sports less frequently; see Results section).

So Gove intends to abandon this accessible source of literary and intellectual understanding, emotional response, social awareness and logical reflection, and instead insists on students reading the "whole text" of a 19th-century novel.

The plot will not survive logical reflection.

The reason is that a parameter of this type is a reflection – a logical composite – of several component parameters, and the development of insight requires studying those components (p 29) [ 19].

Sleep disorders, similarly may be a reflection of the underlying sympathetic state, and a logical diagnostic and treatment strategy may target treatment of the sympathetic state, and later consideration of supplemental ventilator support.

But often there is a narrator, a stand-in for the author, who explains how their grotesque behavior is a logical response to a society that discourages expressions of individuality, self-reflection and personal ambition.

And yet, on reflection, it is clear that the globalization of crime is a logical outcome of the fall of Communism.

However, a logical reconstruction of the process of knowledge can, for Schelling, only be a reflection of thought by itself.