Sentence examples for a reflection of itself from inspiring English sources

The Zeiss machine, a descendant of one invented in 1923 for the first modern planetarium, in Germany, was literally a projector, casting on the ceiling images in which humanity could see a reflection of itself.

Ridiculously over-productive, stupidly catchy and archly clever, Swansea's Pooh Sticks were one of the indie scene's greatest mirror images, a reflection of itself and, as the All Music Guide called them, "rock's most inside joke".

It was positioned so that it was possible for a crow interacting with the string to see a reflection of itself, the string and the meat in the mirror.

As Ms. Hirano put it, the mission went from sharing the Japanese-American experience as a special chapter of the nation's history to celebrating that experience as a reflection of America itself.

Asked what he gets from art that he doesn't get from film, he launches into an interesting, somewhat Brechtian explanation about creating video installations that remind the spectator the film is a confection, rather than a reflection of reality itself.

He described Arlington Cemetery as more than a resting place for heroes, but also a reflection of America itself, including its history and diversity.

To the extent the highest positions at the library are held mostly by wealthy white people is only a reflection of society itself, and Wiseman points out that much of the library's work is geared toward helping those who have been marginalized get a leg up.

In this sense, Klinsmann is right: the style of the US team is a reflection of messy America itself.

His catholicity is to some extent a reflection of the era itself, when many of the arts expanded their audiences.

This is no mere avoidance of spoilers; it's a reflection of the movie itself, in which the plot quickly melts into the ideas that sustain it.

The tumult both off and on the field has often led some to see the game as a reflection of Pakistan society itself.