Sentence examples for mere reflection from inspiring English sources

The age-related drop and the exercise-induced increase in locomotion are not necessarily a mere reflection of muscle capacity, but may also reflect changes in the central and peripheral nervous systems [88].

Anyone other than Walt becomes a mere reflection of this journey to redemption.

Messiaen is rooted in the Christian deity, with all of nature its mere reflection.

Taylor was — and is — playing passionate, even furious, music that is no mere reflection or refraction of Schoenberg or Stockhausen.

But it could become one if deficits do not fall substantially in the medium term, beyond a mere reflection of a cyclical improvement in the economy.

A movie isn't a mere reflection of reality but, more important, an expansion of it, and that's what lots of viewers are seeking and getting from this one.

These shifts often come as surprises but are soon explained away as mere reflections of changing public sentiments.

It is possible that institutions do not "cause" outcomes if these institutions are mere reflections of deeper, underlying patterns of political geography or interest group politics.

I have been given a new dose of medication, a new diagnosis, and sessions with a clinical psychologist who has encouraged me to look at the "life coaches" inside my head as mere reflections of my internal emotional world, rather than as external forces to be reckoned with.

She highlights the sociocultural and political-economic contexts that affect and are effected by mission gardens and mission representations, especially as reconstructions rather than mere reflections.

If these psychological tools are less than reliable for the analysis of the right, once we move past declaring them simply accurate, inaccurate, or mere reflections of hegemony, we can disassemble and inspect them.