Sentence examples for an immediate reflection of from inspiring English sources
The exaggerated dimensions of the work are an immediate reflection of the icons' magnified personas versus the vulnerability of the souls behind them.
This conviction of art as an immediate reflection of and direct entry into the world around us best explains why the invitation to Bayreuth, the birthplace of modern operatic Gesamtkunstwerk, immediately resonated with Sharon.
Our initial hypothesis was that due to its ultra-short half-life, HIF1α could provide an immediate reflection of tissue oxygenation.
Lastly, the functional renal component of cardiorenal syndrome, including diuretic resistance, may indeed be an immediate reflection of the functional efferent renal sympathetic activity, and a clinical trial to discern this physiology in humans is shortly to begin.
More recently, researchers have begun to examine alcohol-related content on Twitter, which provides a more immediate reflection of behaviors as they occur.
In studying gene expression, generally thought to be the most immediate reflection of critical, age-related alterations in any tissue-specific phenotype, the advent of RNA sequencing now allows a full depiction of the aging transcriptome.
Their shows were an immediate local sensation, and a perfect reflection of the flowering countercultural ethos: naughty, motley and Utopian.
So human beings exhibit a tendency to pursue life, and knowledge, and friendship, and so forth; and reflection on this tendency occasions an immediate grasp of the truth that life, and knowledge, and friendship, and so forth are goods.
As Locke uses the term, a "simple idea" is anything that is an "immediate object of perception" (i.e., an object as it is perceived by the mind) or anything that the mind "perceives in itself" through reflection.
"It's an immediate band, an immediate doubles team, an immediate bunch of fun," Wayne says.
