Sentence examples for enough reflection from inspiring English sources

This seemed a fair enough reflection of altered attitudes, the eclipse of the European art-house cinema which Antonioni's work exemplified.

And this has nothing to do with Latrell, but when you lose at this time of the year, when the stakes are higher, there's not enough reflection on what each person can do differently by the individual.

As Kitty, Kathy Lichter captures the tone of a wealthy middle-aged divorcee who finds, as she tries to sum up a life winding down, that she has never allowed herself enough reflection to understand herself.

"Find your dream early and go for it," he urged Cliff in February 1990, "that way you will never experience the type of soul death you can see around -- death by boredom, death by drugs and alcohol, death by too much doing and not enough seeing, not enough reflection".

In our experience in organising programming workshops, most of the children leave the workshop place without enough reflection on their activity and come back to the next workshop with almost forgetting what they did in the last workshop.

And there's just not enough reflection in it for women, for people of color.

Multigrain XRD overcomes this problem by merging enough reflections from several grains that have random orientations to determine the unit cell parameters of each phase (Zhang et al. 2016).

Even his own commissioners concluded that they had been asked to do too much in too little time and without nearly enough public reflection.

But the search for who we really are, which is at the core of a story about identical twin brothers with identical servant/clowns, is deep enough for reflection, not to mention the unbeatable devices of a father-and-sons reunion and a husband-and-wife rediscovery after more than 20 years.

Paradoxically enough, conscious reflection can get lost in the action itself, which is why such an action can be described as partly explicit and partly tacit.3.

The analysis demonstrated that the unit cell parameters of a high-P phase can be well constrained from enough merged reflections of several grains that have different orientations in a quasi-hydrostatic sample environment.