Sentence examples for be a reflector from inspiring English sources

The goth music is what Lizzie's best friend loved, and Lizzie tends to be a reflector of whatever is around her or she tries to be.

A Tass dispatch from Moscow yesterday said it was a reflector and is on board the crawler.

The light hit that shaved pate as if it were a reflector warning the world that this feisty singer-songwriter was zooming into its lane.

"James Brown was a reflector of black attitudes toward hair and you can go through the whole history of black hair in his lifetime," by tracking his evolution from a chemical "conk" to an Afro and Jheri curls and on to other processed hairstyles, said Nelson George, an editor of "The James Brown Reader".

Among other things, she's a reflector.

Her responses shape our own -- she is a "reflector" for the audience.

The other was a reflector, off which scientists could bounce a laser beam to precisely measure the moon's distance from Earth and track its movements to learn more about its composition and structure.

Leucophores are a reflector-type structural colouration that reflects ambient light, such that they are white in white light, green in green light, and so on.

Each facet is taken to be a perfect reflector, obeying the physical laws of reflection for dielectrics.

Titan's surface is thought to be a poor reflector of extremely-low-frequency radio waves, so they may instead be reflecting off the liquid ice boundary of a subsurface ocean.

The simplest type of reflector is a plane reflector introduced to direct signal in a desired direction.