For this example, an orange material with a soft reflection will be used.
Closing with a theopolitical turn, I follow Cristle Collins Judd in citing music-theoretic abbreviation as a soft weapon of sectarian conflict, inviting reflection on how subtle instruments of protest not only defined the confessional age but shaped and sized our own.
Surgery consisted of a tracheotomy, reflection of the soft tissues of the scalp, craniotomy over AI, and durotomy.
Their presence, as well as the presence of the High School Musical 3 cast and Jordin Sparks' "good girls don't" freakout, made this year's awards show a direct reflection of the softer, studio controlled state of modern pop music: a sagging industry banking on troubled artists and propped up by a giant set of mouse ears.
But then that is a reflection of the soft, civilized form that corruption frequently takes in America.
He is still renting out his home on the East Coast, but that was more a reflection of the soft housing market than fears about his new job.
Start with a soft bit of clay.
Is that a reflection of a shop mannequin or a reflection of a reflection of a shop mannequin?
What's most interesting to me is that while our dialog is a reflection of all the soft stuff like trust, openness, honesty, engagement, motivation, transparency, confidence, and respect; dialog can also be viewed as a "technology" in the sense that it can be structured, measured, and guided through specific practices.
So what is real, and what is only a reflection of a reflection of a reflection?
Pushed to assess his legacy, Van Gaal reveals a softer side, which, he feels, is a more accurate reflection of the man he really is.
