Sentence examples for moon reflect from inspiring English sources

"On the headpiece there should be a moon on the left, and a sun on the right," says Mehta. "Traditional dances are very much about the gods and deities, and the sun and the moon reflect that.

If you want to see me then you must pick up a shell and let the light from the moon reflect on the mother of pearl.

I understood that I had never really seen the moon reflected on water before.

Long after nightfall you can walk around without a torch, as the moon reflects off the snow.

His esoteric wares had a brief heyday around 1890, and then he developed a new obsession: painting the moon reflected on bodies of water.

Skimming the text helps you decode the work, which is about the dreamlike experience of seeing the stars and moon reflected in water at night.

"They were looking at the moon reflecting the light of the sun," he said, "and didn't notice that the heat was missing".

Perhaps confirmation that the world was "like the moon reflected in the water" (his words) but, more likely, mastery of the vast Buddhist canon.

In it a woman in a shimmery gown approaches the bank of a silvery pond; the scene is paired with a Stygian view of the moon reflected in the water.

Two stretches of sackcloth, stitched at horizon level, with a black hole above and a dark oil stain below, and immediately you have a winter moon reflected in a pond.

But Moon reflects on the 2000 election when Al Gore lost supporters who regarded him as too establishment to the Green party candidate, Ralph Nader, which helped put George W Bush in the White House.