Sentence examples for isolation reflected from inspiring English sources

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In short, James may have thought Catherine too much of a girl; he couldn't, or didn't want to, inhabit her as fully as he did the heroines of "The Turn of the Screw" and "The Portrait of a Lady" — characters whose emotional isolation reflected his own.

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For example, as Chahi recognized he was trying to create a game on his own, the first portions of the game evoke loneliness and isolation, reflecting Chahi's mood at the time.

While Vedic religion was conceived mainly in terms of sacrifice, it was during the Epic period that the concepts of tapas, yoga, and asceticism became more important, and the depiction of Shiva as an ascetic sitting in philosophical isolation reflects these later concepts.

This isolation reflects the infective potential of this pathogen and the environmental dependence of prophylactic measures in order to avoid cross-species transmission.

The fact that the 125 bp sequence was unable to show any detectable activity in isolation reflects that this module is essential but not sufficient to uphold enhancer function on its own.

At the population level, both plant types had better per plant performance than when grown in isolation, reflecting the acquisition of a higher proportion of the available resources on average.

The five categories of isolation reflect differences in access to services, cultures and health outcomes for Aboriginal children in Western Australia, and range from none (Perth metropolitan area), to low, moderate, high and extreme [ 51].

We observed a broad population structure (K = 2) consistent with previous analysis of SSR data [ 20] which, in the absence of obvious barrier to gene flow, seems likely a relic of past isolation reflecting the existence of glacial refuges both West (Spain) and East (Levant) of the Mediterranean basin.

However, V. cholerae O1 associated with cholera outbreaks in the three Nepalese districts proved to be highly clonal, since all of the strains had an indistinguishable PFGE (Not-I) banding pattern irrespective of their source of isolation, reflecting high genetic homogeneity in the V. cholerae population.

Higher values of the isolation index reflect greater isolation of the minority group from whites in their residential settings.

What emerges, then, is a kind of weekly prose poem to the human condition, where annoyance about barking dogs is validated, where nighttime fears born of isolation are reflected, where concern about others is memorialized.

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