Sentence examples for intentionally reflect from inspiring English sources
That is, the individual's every action in daily life, without ritual form (musô), comes to intentionally reflect the enlightened body-and-mind of the Buddha and its three mysteries.
Charles McNulty of latimes.com called the show "kinetically entertaining in a way that intentionally reflects the shallow, media-saturated culture the album rails against".
The stocking density of 3 fish m−2 used in this study was done intentionally to reflect the practice by rural fish farmers in Tanzania.
The use of a constant daily feeding rate (5%% body weight) throughout the study was done intentionally to reflect the practice by rural fish farmers in Tanzania.
The clearest and most obvious example of Mozart's fascination, however, is his opera "The Abduction from the Seraglio" (1782), which tells the story of a Spaniard, Belmonte, who sails to rescue the woman he loves from an Ottoman pasha, Selim, who has locked her away in his harem under the authority of a cruel overseer -- a role intentionally designed to reflect stereotypes of Muslims and Turks.
This was intentionally done to reflect the day to day practice of the ICU.
The problem with self-reporting is that participants' responses may reflect intentionally or unintentionally perceived desirable responses or an attempt to inflate or minimize reports of behaviors.
Two of the owners, Jango Karasilo and Serdar Ilham, have intentionally selected meze that reflect the ethnic diversity of the European district of Istanbul, their hometown.
Over the years, his photographs have taken on an intentionally darker tone to reflect increasing pressures on the region, mainly from demand by Asian markets.
The algorithms aren't intentionally bad, but they reflect either the bias of those who programmed them, or the bias of the underlying data that was used to train the system.
This intentionally provocative issue reflects the limited literature on the consequences of high catecholamine dosing in refractory shock.
