Sentence examples for in its reflections from inspiring English sources

In its reflections on race, politics and community, I think it will be a powerful story and will make an important contribution to this country's social dialogue.

Never had I seen a landscape more tender, more inexhaustible in its variety, more jewel-like in its reflections of sky, leaf, stone and water.

By considering a typical RIR, intuitively, we know that the information of current frame will remain in its reflections in the future, especially in its early reflections part where the reflections still have considerable amount of energy.

His film mimics his unique photograph in its reflections of the snowcapped vistas and chilly skies which mesmerise the viewer through subtle and polished photography the result is just disorienting enough to suck the viewer into a bit of, dare we say, reflection. .

His film mimics his unique photograph in its reflections of the snowcapped vistas and chilly skies which mesmerize the viewer through subtle and polished photography the result is just disorienting enough to suck the viewer into a bit of, dare we say, reflection. .

I could see myself in its reflection, and it was not a pretty sight.

And once I got the sculpture to display correctly I could walk up to it and see it from all angles, and even my surroundings in its reflection — which definitely isn't an easy technological feat.

This lensfree dual-mode microscope, in its reflection mode of operation, is based on off-axis holography, where the reflected light from a specimen interferes with a separate reference beam at a digital sensor-array.

The Winners is a revealing book in all sorts of surprising ways, not least in its reflection of a country caught between the ultra-traditional values of an older Soviet era and the viral influence of western popular culture.

It sits in an old copper I bought for the first-ever garden I built at the Chelsea Flower Show in 1992, and in its reflection the changeable London sky is brought down to earth.

His work may often look simple and even stereotypical in its reflection of American tropes - the parking lot, the diner, the gas station, the low-level mall - but is governed by strict formal rules.