Sentence examples for momentary reflection from inspiring English sources
The momentary reflection of a ball on water is the measurement of time: a lunar eclipse.
There is a momentary reflection of the real self -- and those moments are great television".
"I feel that magazines are always momentary, contemporary reflections of the culture of the moment," he said.
And even when there has been reflection, such as the momentary pause in the spring and summer of 2010, Greece has been plagued by the paralysis of collective responsibility: "So maybe I didn't pay my taxes, but who did?" The focus of Greek energy these days is not on how to fix the country, but rather on how to survive within the existing system.
The temporal dichotomy is a reflection of the fact that TBARS measurements take a momentary "snapshot" of lipid peroxidation rather than representing long-term damage, whereas neural cell biomarkers provide a much longer integrative time frame.
His reflections on people and places seem, therefore, rather fleeting, while his travel narrative feels momentary and thinly stretched.
Sempala is one whose reflections assert that she believes strongly in human rights for all, and who made a momentary political choice that stings and hurts those she really would prefer to help.
In Las Meninas ("The Maids of Honour"; see photograph), also known as The Royal Family, he has created the effect of a momentary glance at a casual scene in the artist's studio while he is painting the king and queen whose reflection only is seen in the mirror in the background in the presence of the Infanta Margarita with her meninas and other attendants.
"Fashion is superficial, momentary.
Experience momentary bliss.
