Sentence examples for earliest reflections from inspiring English sources

Painting and sculpture recovered slowly from the ravages of the Thirty Years' War, and some of the earliest reflections of the high Baroque of Bernini are to be found in the sculpture of Matthias Rauchmiller at Trier (1675) and Legnica (Liegnitz) in Silesia (1677).

The direct path signal and most of the reflected signals are correctly estimated while few early reflections are missed.

2. BENNIE MAUPIN "Early Reflections" (Cryptogramophone).

David Hockney: Early Reflections is at the Walker until 16 March.

David Hockney: Early Reflections, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (0151 478 4199) 11 October to 16 March.

Early reflections have been cut out: you can hear voices but not what they're saying".

Their writings recapitulated in more precise form a view that had surfaced in earlier reflections on science from Aristotle onward.

He recorded "Early Reflections" (Cryptogramophone), his latest, with a group of young Polish musicians who aren't well known here.

Clarity means a lot of early reflections of sound, achieved through close-in surfaces and reflector systems, Mr. Cooper said.

John explained that there are two components to a sound as it resonates: the early reflections, which contain most of the intelligible information; and the later reverberation, which is blurrier.

While "Noctuary" is comprised of seeming non-sequiturs, it is punctuated throughout by references to earlier reflections, which give the impression that the poem is moving toward an elucidation of what binds the speaker's disparate thoughts.