Sentence examples for most reflective of from inspiring English sources

"The most reflective of us are endowed with this antithesis of the Midas touch," writes Shattuck.

To illustrate the highlights, the editors chose pieces from 28 designers they considered most reflective of the decade.

(In this way, the house feels most reflective of its prior occupant: streamlined not for beauty but for earning).

However, once clinical dementia onset begins, fluoro-deoxy-glucose PET, hippocampal volume and CSF tau may be most reflective of clinical progression.

Thought to be most reflective of his individual ability to combine classical and Baroque architectural design is the chapel of Les Invalides, Paris.

(The cohort most reflective of these trends is actually the top 0.1 percent, who make $1.6 million or more, but let's not quibble).

The two gravediggers' conversation is one of the most reflective moments of the play, and almost the only featuring lowborn everymen rather than courtiers and royalty.

We like to think of art being the most reflective sensor of contemporary cultural dynamics, but rarely are we treated to such a profoundly artistic analogy of our own geopolitics with the geopolitics of such a remote and infamous past as those pictured in the films made in the last five years by Shawky.

The fresh, clean ice that dominates its surface gives Enceladus probably the most reflective surface of any body in the Solar System with a visual geometric albedo of 1.38.

Interestingly, the overall reflectance of the topside of L. kotschyanum thalli varied throughout the day, becoming most reflective during times of highest irradiance, another potential dynamic photoinhibition strategy.

However, this can be said of almost all qualitative work involving practitioners, and, indeed, perhaps obtaining and disseminating learning points from the most reflective practitioners is of considerable advantage.