Sentence examples for even the reflection of from inspiring English sources

For others (a third of the interviewees), depression was a shameful disease, and for some (7 of them), it was even the reflection of a weakness or even (for 2 men) the reflection of a lack of virility.

You might even catch the reflection of a person watching whatever might be going on in the street.

From the end of World War II until recently, much Italian thinking on Fascist architecture was molded by Bruno Zevi, a Jewish architectural critic who fled the Fascists' racial laws in 1940, returned to Italy in 1945 and, until his death in January, pilloried architectural classicism, modern and even ancient, as the reflection of oppression and totalitarianism.

The very integrity of science demands that not only utilitarian considerations but even the reflection upon the stature of man be left in abeyance.

The first evening a torch picked out the reflection of a genet's eyes in a tree and we watched it intently, completely oblivious to what was much closer.

"He says that it's a glitch caused by the reflection of the sun, but even he doesn't know what camera took the picture and even he doesn't know where the raw data exists" says Martines.

The Obama administration sees only the reflection of its own righteousness, even as Issa looks to put the US government in the frame for a crime committed on the Mexican border.

Even though the reflection coefficient of white CR at 810 nm is very high, the drop in reflectivity after a brief period of irradiation through thermal damage, may explain the initiation and continuation of the combustion process and the resulting coating removal.

Recalling a comment a visiting architect made when he viewed the dance the previous evening and noticed the reflections of the dancers in the studio windows, Koma suddenly had an idea.

That the company can do so with such impunity is an even sadder reflection of how dysfunctional the patent system in the United States has become.

But if the ancient descriptions of the tomb are even a pale reflection of the truth, that amount of masonry is unlikely to have wandered far.