Sentence examples for a nice reflection from inspiring English sources

"It's a nice reflection on the coaches and the people that they're recruiting and how well they're doing with them".

The closet, which is packed, strikes him as "a nice reflection of his own trade -- it is a landscape in which everything coexists, requiring expert deconstruction".

4 32 p.m. | Postscript | Chris Mooney has written a nice reflection on how a nation (I'd say a species) that's focused on the here and now tends to build vulnerability to threats that are inevitable but rare.

"It is a whole series of buildings put together at different times, and in that way it is a nice reflection of American democracy, which was put together piecemeal from a lot of different materials.

So my favourite from that day was this – shooting at a very low level with a long lens I was able to get a nice reflection of both competitors.

If there's talk about nominations, it's a nice reflection that the performance is working and that the whole film is working.' Whether she gets an Oscar nod or not, Allen doesn't kid herself about the lack of good roles for women.

Pointing south, he rhapsodized about how downtown St . Louiswould look from Cementland: "In the afternoon, when the sun shines on the city, you get this nice reflection.

But this nice reflection occurs before he himself has been tested; before his own circles are disturbed by the "mayhem" of the African refugees he struggles to understand, and whom he later champions.

No one is winning points for creativity here, but nice reflections on class and culture are in the mix, and the strong, playful acting knows this genre, even when flirting with broadness.

All the stories follow a similar trajectory of everyday human expectations confounded and defeated, always concluding with a nice little bittersweet reflection, like a fortune cookie in a restaurant run by therapists.

"By making those aspects of human experience such a clearly-codified part of the game, and by making dealing with a character that has a grudge against you central to the game's progression, Shadow of Mordor does a nice job of integrating a literary reflection on the human experience with what game scholars call the 'ludic' - the stuff relating to play and games".