Sentence examples for but the reflection of from inspiring English sources
What this reminds us is that partnership working is not just a technical task, but the reflection of an ideological stance.
This isn't the glib nihilism of a Postmodern artist, but the horror of an instinctive traditionalist who has looked and looked and, at last, seen nothing but the reflection of his own glasses.
"I was on top of the world with what my body had just produced, but the reflection of myself in the mirror was that of a stranger.
As cognitive neuroscientist Maryanne Wolf asked The Washington Post, "How much syntax is lost, and what is syntax but the reflection of our convoluted thoughts?" A world where nothing can be written that isn't perfectly clear and simple is a world where much of the reality of human thought and experience might go unexpressed and unexamined.
That standard gets in the way of the proper appreciation of movie acting, which, in its ideal form, depends not on the impersonation of a character but on the reflection of identity.
The institute's president, Sara Reims, said the problem was in part the result of poverty and inequity, but also the reflection of insufficient sex education and low-cost, easily obtainable contraception.
They analyzed the color patterns not just in the spectrum of visible light that humans can see, but also the reflection of ultraviolet light that insects are sensitive to.
These "barbaric" comments, Eagleton wrote, were "not the ramblings of a British National Party thug, but the reflections of the novelist Martin Amis, leading luminary of the English metropolitan literary world".
I grunted hello but, due to the reflection of the flames on my face, they instantly recognised me as a stranger and attacked.
Contrary to expectations, unemployment appears with a negative sign, but this may be the reflection of other unobserved factors that are correlated with suicide.
(The assertion would resound throughout the age of cinéma vérité, although it is the subsequent observation — "Cinema is not the reflection of reality, but the reality of the reflection" — that today seems more profound).
