Sentence examples for hard reflection from inspiring English sources
The Yard source said: "There will be some hard reflection.
He might have used a word like bigotry; he might even have spoken firmly to his more vehement followers in a way that provoked actual hard reflection.
It sounds easier said than done, and it will take some hard reflection; most people do too little of it, but doing it really pays off.
We show how the classical staircase boundary conditions for hard reflections or, in the electromagnetic case, conducting surfaces in certain cases give O(1) errors.
Rather, thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism and the astonishing performance of Katie Jarvis, the nonprofessional actress who plays Mia, it is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation.
"Thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism" and "the astonishing performance" of Ms. Jarvis, a nonprofessional actress, the film "is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
Given that this amendment had passed the House earlier this year, our win is a strong reflection of the hard work of the state associations and grassroots bankers last week.
Nigel Farage has defended a new immigration-centred Ukip poster campaign as "a hard-hitting reflection of reality" after it was attacked as racist by political opponents.
The sorry state of America's infrastructure is a hard-core reflection of what is really going on in this increasingly hapless society, whether we choose to acknowledge it or not.
He described the posters as "a hard-hitting reflection of reality as it is experienced by millions of British people struggling to earn a living outside the Westminster bubble".
He said: "These posters are a hard-hitting reflection of reality as it is experienced by millions of British people struggling to earn a living outside the Westminster bubble.
