Sentence examples for much the reflection from inspiring English sources

No other ballet company in history is as much the reflection of one man as is the N.Y.

So far, so much the reflection of our loopy property values, and plenty were the nods to Fresh Meat and This Life, neither of which this is at all.

The president may call the campaign a half-dozen times a day to offer advice, but the operation is very much the reflection of Hillary Clinton's own style, which is to work very hard and never say anything interesting or off-script.

In Germany in the eighteenth century, Christian Wolff's systematic rationalist metaphysics forms the basis for much of the reflection on aesthetics, though sometimes as a set of doctrines to be argued against.

Much of the reflection comes from the fact that menopause is a real mortality reminder that we're only here for so long, so we'd better make the most of it.

James observes that "It is as much in the reflections that the varied phenomena under observation give rise to as in the descriptive portions that the value and charm of the book lie".

It is clear from this figure that there is a difference in the ratio of the absorbance in the high wavenumber region (covering O H, N H, and C H stretching regions between 3,600 and 2,800 cm−1) with regard to the low wavenumber region (covering fingerprint region between 1,700 and 1,100 cm−1): This ratio is evidently much higher in the reflection spectra compared with the transmission ones.

Since the signal of the Si substrate reflection is much more intense than the reflection from the small amount of SiGe material, it is much easier to find and measure the substrate reflection instead of the SiGe reflection.

I recognize that the pending government shutdown, in light of the standoff between President Obama and congressional Republicans, is the occasion for much sober reflection about the state of politics and the economy.

By Jeffrey Toobin April 6, 2011 I recognize that the pending government shutdown, in light of the standoff between President Obama and congressional Republicans, is the occasion for much sober reflection about the state of politics and the economy.

Now Pink is back with "Try This," a less introspective collection of songs that finds her a bit more settled and much more comfortable with the reflection in the mirror.