Sentence examples for many reflections of from inspiring English sources

They long ago came to grips with the fact that they weren't going to be seeing many reflections of themselves on the basketball court anymore.

Or if you put a cat in, you could watch it chase the many reflections of itself until it would finally give up in a state of rage and indignation.

Just one of the many reflections of the Irish dominance in the New York police force can be found in a 1940 movie called "Three Cheers for the Irish," in which an apple-pocketing police officer named Casey has conniptions when he learns that his daughter is being courted by another officer who is — Scottish!

In [3], p.386], Courant and Hilbert gave an explicit Green's function for annular domain in ℂ using infinitely many reflections of the pole with respect to the boundary circles of the domain which we describe in brief here.

The poster is one of many reflections in these rooms of Ms. Robertson-Textor's wanderlust.

Because of that, Alfvén wave pulses with sufficiently long wave scales have a very small energy loss for each reflection at the conducting ionosphere, and thus, they have many reflections without a noticeable decrease of their amplitude.

Buck's path was fashioned at that moment as he tells us in one of his many reflections throughout the film.

Even someone who has spent way too much time in malls would have trouble assembling so many different reflections of the same trend.

Still, still we summon him at midnight hour To Milton's pensive tower, And hear him tell again how, then and now, Creation is a house of mirrors, how Each herb that sips the dew Dazzles the eye with many small Reflections of the All — Which, after all, is true.

Mr. Ekwurtzel discovered that when the owners photographed their television sets to sell online, many inadvertently captured reflections of themselves and their living rooms on the reflective surface of the television screens.

Hegel, came to characterize experience as the many-sided reflection of the individual's multiple encounters with the world, with other individuals, and with himself.