He walked over to the window and faced his reflection again.
I saw my reflection again.
And when you can't press any harder, or when the world seems too much to bear, then it's time for Reflection again.
Again, a reflection of life.
Mourinho himself looked relaxed again, a reflection of how the anxiety has eased after qualifying for the Champions League last 16.
President Obama, who Wednesday began his second trip to sub-Saharan Africa since taking office, will skip his father's homeland once again, a reflection of the many challenges that his administration has faced in trying to make a lasting imprint across the continent.
While they still retain a penchant for TNs, French scallies (known as kiffeurs) dress exclusively in Lacoste, even down to their socks—again, a reflection of the brand's price and prestige.
They are asked a question of internal consistency, like the show's fans do all the time; Homer says to the fan who asks the question, "Why would a man whose shirt says 'Genius at Work' spend all his time watching a children's cartoon show?" This is again a reflection on how the writers feel about the fans obsessing about internal consistency.
This is once again a reflection of the additional work that the heart performs to overcome the effect of gravity when the baroreflex is turned on.
This is likely again a reflection that most of these women took the class because they were already interested in the topic.
These findings were similar to a previous report (Fisher et al., 2003) that offering a portion, that was twice age-appropriate, increased the amount eaten by 25%, again a reflection of a larger amount consumed per bite.
