Sentence examples for improper reflection from inspiring English sources

He protested to the War Department that they had cast "improper reflection upon [his] reputation or position in the Corps of Engineers" by forcing him out as a Southern officer before any hostilities began.

But on cooler reflection the prime minister was apparently persuaded that the general's words, albeit constitutionally improper, reflect deep distress in the army high command and far beyond.

But if we have a chiral species in a space group that contains improper rotations or reflections (a non-Sohncke group), this means that the crystal is racemic and we must reflect that in the built SMILES.

In properly cut gemstones with strong dispersion, white light entering through the crown will be reflected and returned through the crown as coloured light; improper cutting, however, reduces reflection and, hence, the stone's fire.

This was improper.

— the Improper Benefits bowl.

Contemplative reflection?

For reflection?

That was improper.

It was surely a reflection of the era's unspoken desires that so many listeners, including those at the F.C.C., were eager to hear obscenities or "improper motivation" in the Kingsmen's "Louie Louie".

Was this improper pressure?