"The expenses, health care, the schools, social service programs, and that's a direct reflection on the federal government's failure to get the job done".
Gadamer has himself engaged, however, in more direct reflection on a range of contemporary issues (see Gadamer 1976a, 1989a, 1993b, 1998b, 1999, 2001, see also Krajewski 2003).
Creating a diverse and innovative culture starts from the top, and my co-founders and I recognize that every decision we make has a direct reflection on who we are as a business and the talented team we have working at Neyber.
As quarterback, running back, receiver combos go, the three may not quite be the equivalent of Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin the trio that led Dallas to three Super Bowl titles in the 1990s but their sales are a direct reflection on the club's brand identity.
"You, as a wife -- whether you like it or not -- you are a direct reflection on your husband's career," says Lindsey.
"They know their success will be a direct reflection on how tight they can keep their pack from week to week.
If you believe that your child's performance or behavior is a direct reflection on who you are, you may be so embarrassed that you transfer your child's small failings into thinking that you must be a failure, wrongly making it all too personal.
Instead, the terms on which words meaningfully combine are a direct reflection of the terms on which certain strategies for conceiving concrete situations, strategies the words serve to signal and evoke, can be successfully coordinated with one another.
