Sentence examples for ability to reflect back from inspiring English sources

And he had the ability to reflect back whatever voters projected onto him.

"When you look back and reflect on some of the rhetoric that filled our city streets, you do realize that that can target us all, and the actions of a few have the ability to reflect back on all of us".

The ability to reflect back on one's actions and envision alternative scenarios is the basis of free will, introspective learning, personal responsibility and social adaptation.

He enumerates as strengths the prime minister's combination of great self-confidence with extreme caution, as well as his instinctive feel for the popular mood: an ability, as Mr Rentoul characterises it, to "reflect back the banality of the majority .Both of these strengths might equally well be interpreted as weaknesses.

Clouds have the ability to reflect sunlight back to space; however, clouds also have the ability to trap more heat within the Earth's atmosphere.

It was also being deposited on snow, darkening its surface and reducing the snow's ability to reflect sunlight back into space.

"It's not an honest thing to reflect back on".

It might be part of the smartening up that's followed the phone-hacking scandal, or it might be more evidence of the newspaper's brilliant ability to reflect its readership's changing perceptions back at them.

In the show's second season on HBO, airing this month, the ease is back, thank God, and the series feels, even in slighter moments, newly confident, with an increased ability to reflect a larger world in flux.

Music's ability to reflect and be a respite from "life's hardships" is profoundly felt.

Its emotional power comes from an ability to reflect universal anxieties.