"Quiet, reflective time is just as important as purposeful activity," she added.
Dillon then polishes the blocks to a mirror finish as reflective as marble or granite.
"I hope that in some fashion the existence of this film will be beneficial to Corpsmembers not just as a reflective tool, but for where they want to go in their lives.
The songs in the crowds were just as wildly diverse -- reflective perhaps of the mixed feelings many Congolese came to have for the president, Laurent D. Kabila, at once the conqueror of a hated dictator and a dictator himself.
"We're just trying to make a movie as reflective of reality as possible".
Without doubt, the Obama campaign was poised to raise exactly those arguments against Romney in the fall, and just as assuredly, Republicans would have dismissed those attacks as reflective of Democrat ignorance of how the real world works.
Her hope is that Elsie will become "a more reflective tutelary spirit," just as she herself has been South County's conscience, its memory.
And so mind – just as with Leach's ascription of reflective consciousness to animals and plants, or Dee's self-questioning wildebeest and knowledgeable gas – is understood to be spread out everywhere in nature, rather than a possession only of human beings.
"We've tried to make the student population as reflective as could be of the national population," he said, and to let people know "we were not just available for the sons and daughters of alumni".
