Sentence examples for at least reflection from inspiring English sources

Acting is, of course, every bit as viable as an art form -- and, in my opinion, every bit as difficult -- but I have to admit that part of what appeals to me about it is not only that it allows me to feel like I'm living in a world removed from my own for however long I'm onstage (or in front of a camera), but also that it provides immediate validation, or at least reflection.

Moreover, Eisenhower and Johnson offered them at least a reflection of the infrastructure development and welfarism that were the hallmarks of the "trente glorieuses" in Europe after the war.

It's worth considering the novel's story, too, because it was there that I found Pynchon – or at least a reflection of him, and of New York.

The fact that they had even considered Ancelotti is at least a reflection of the calibre of candidates under consideration but the former Chelsea manager intends to take a lengthy break.

That may well reflect what White sees as, if not as a crisis in Irish playwriting, then at least a reflection of the fact that energies in theatre-making have moved to companies such as ANU.

It means that at least one reflection activity per participant occurred during the workshop.

Despite their interesting optical and sensing properties, their working principle, based on the absorption of the working wavelength (λ = 460 nm) by the different substances that can fill the hollow prisms, always involves at least one reflection at the walls of the hollow prism.

No human endowed with reason – which, philosophically speaking, would be no human at all – could engage in acts of virtual mass murder for hours on end without at least some reflection on these activities.

These results deserve at least a reflection on the advantages of considering an integrated approach to body and mind for pregnant women at risk of PPD.

In order to be considered as a completed week, at least one reflection had to have been sent to the therapist during that week.

Our analysis of 153 published cases of PRIS shows that this syndrome, or at least its reflection in the medical literature, has changed over the last 24 years.