Sentence examples for obvious reflection from inspiring English sources

Dwindling attendance -- last year the average attendance per game fell to 9,748, the lowest in the N.H.L. -- is the most obvious reflection of the fans' disaffection.

Wilson's wry sympathy is an obvious reflection of his own experience - the difference was that he was determined not to allow it to kill him.

But even without such direct evidence, the culture warriors have decided that Mr. Walker's doings are an obvious reflection of the treasonous tendencies of the "liberal elite" and have commenced offensive operations accordingly.

But as I trooped dutifully from show to show, I couldn't help noticing how varied the audiences were, and made the obvious reflection that the festival's programming is not really intended to be consumed wholesale, to please in its entirety a single constituency.

No obvious reflection peaks from other impurities can be observed.

And it's just an obvious reflection of most societies around the world to be patriarchal.

The group created a mirror-esque installation that employs high-speed cameras to reflect "a live history of the space, weaving previous recorded moments, objects, and people together" into one frame, instead of obvious reflections.

Note the obvious specular reflection on the non-polarized white light images, and, in comparison, the lack of any reflection on either the PWL or the QLF image.

If "good" were synonymous with some naturalistic predicate "X", then this would be obvious on reflection to every competent speaker.

Similarly, and obvious on reflection, a scientific discovery is new because no one thought like that before.

As with the kingpin strategy, the causes of this apparently counter-intuitive result became obvious upon reflection.