"We're used to seeing them do bad things, but this plot was so bizarre, it could be a sign of desperation, a reflection of the fact that they're feeling under siege," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity so he could discuss the matter candidly.
Some see the textbooks as a sign of the times, a reflection of how sexual liberation has been accompanied by an odd revaluing, in which graphic sexual talk has become a staple of public affairs while intense emotions have come to be seen as unseemly.
Potentially, he will earn considerably more at Anfield than he did at Dortmund and unusually; some believe it might even put him off, a sign of Liverpool's desperation and a reflection of the Premier League's transience.
Recognizing when you have offended others and apologizing is a sign of strength--of growth and reflection--that we need to see more of in our elected officials, not less.
Reflection, then, is a sign of tentativeness, indecisiveness, and intellectual weakness.
They are not big on self-reflection which they see as a sign of weakness.
I felt bad for how I behaved and on reflection, I could see more clearly the things which frustrated me were a sign of her own struggles.
Besides, in large part Mr Romney was the (willing) victim of a primary system that prodded candidates to take ferocious positions that were catnip to partisans, but poison to the general electorate.Yet fair or unfair, the trashing of Mr Romney should be welcomed, because it shows signs of reflection among those now vying to lead the party.
Most of the surveyed Foresight 2.0 applications simply invited anyone interested and did not show signs of reflections on the potential motivations to participate.
The conservation of ky requires a sign reversal of vy upon reflection.
(Who among us has not stood atop millennia of human language and, after a moment of reflection, signed an e-mail "Best"?) To the extent that "cliché" is another word for recurring cultural pattern, these platitudes are exactly what computer analysis embraces.
