Sentence examples for neat reflection from inspiring English sources
The company's motto ("Boldness changes everything") is no empty boast, but a neat reflection of the way Mr Mittal's dealmaking created a world-leading steel giant from virtually nothing in barely a dozen years.
The larger-than-life, almost cartoon-like quality of the material is a neat reflection of the two spirited guys responsible, rather than simply a rerun of some tired old formula.
The performances by Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard as the repressed would-be lovers are exquisitely modulated; the narrative is tightly constructed (it is, at 86 minutes, Lean's shortest picture); the black-and-white cinematography of Robert Krasker is eloquent, its crispness a neat reflection of the painfully sharp perception the lovers share in their fleeting afternoons together.
Kirke and Miranda are both scientists and artists, trained musicians and composers, but also experts in artificial intelligence, so the result is a multidisciplinary convergence where each feeds off the other in a semi-symbiotic way, a neat reflection of the very same biological processes they study.
The GIXD images of all the blends show the same two meridional reflections as those in the GIXD images of the corresponding neat as-cast constituents, as well as an amorphous halo at 1.4 1.5 Å 1 corresponding to the presence of PC71BM or PC61BM.
When neat thin films of BT-ID are annealed at temperatures higher than that reported here, a sharp reflection in the diffraction pattern becomes visible at q = 1.7 Å–1 (3.7 Å); attributing this reflection to the characteristic π π distance between adjacent molecules, we determined that the π stacking direction of BT-ID is oriented 53° away from the substrate normal.
To me, as a reader, everything seemed too neat and orderly in the garden of English fiction, and so many of our novels were largely a reflection of the times in which we lived: safe, affluent, complacent, at ease.
Though the stereotype of Virgos is that they're obsessive neat freaks, Broadly staff astrologer Annabel Gat likens them to teenagers primarily interested in seeking private places for self-exploration and reflection.
Contemplative reflection?
