Sentence examples for fairly reflective from inspiring English sources
On one understanding, descended from the work of G. E. L. Owen and developed more fully by Jonathan Barnes and especially Terence Irwin, the endoxa are a compilation of views held by various people with some form or other of standing: "the views of fairly reflective people after some reflection", in Irwin's phrase.
There are more upbeat songs too, but this is a fairly reflective gathering.
The upshot is that this is actually a really good ad, which is fairly reflective of reality while also subtly recalling early Apple commercials (but not copying them outright).
I was once asked by a highly respected art historian why, if pop was, as I had argued, a fairly shallow reflective form rooted in the neighbourhood, we chose to sing in American accents.
He could be fairly persuasive in astute, reflective parts, as in the Richard Brooks thriller "Crisis" (1950), in which he plays a brain surgeon forced to operate on a Latin-American dictator (José Ferrer).
He offered a fairly frank and self-reflective response: the president and Congress never made the sell.
ATI was fairly accurate in anticipating future reflective engagement with the development of oneself as a university teacher.
If you want to use other chip brands that come in a can, just make sure it is reflective inside and fairly similar to the Pringles version.
But, as Peter Parker implies in his major — and healthily skeptical — biography, "Isherwood: A Life Revealed Random Housese; $39.95), none of this would have mattered much to Isherwood except as a reflective surface on which his own fairly fixed desires and anxieties could play.
Even the upscale Rinascente, a few blocks away, does things in a fairly old-fashioned way, with each collection isolated within a display reflective of the designer's aesthetic.
For one, the subject of Iran is simple and fairly straightforward, as opposed to economic matters which are often complex and are reflective of multiple fluctuating components.
