Sentence examples for opposing reflections from inspiring English sources

To gain understanding of the opposing reflections, tests were conducted by replacing the conical nozzles with orifice plates and perforated plates.

The two teams are opposing reflections of one another: Duke is stable and by the books, a stuffy private school with the reputation for excellence and smarminess; Kentucky, especially under current coach John Calipari, thumbs its nose at the NCAA, constantly walking the knife's edge of what is acceptable under the cartel's rules.

Decentering is defined as the ability to observe one's thoughts and feelings as temporary, objective events in the mind, as opposed to reflections of the self that are necessarily true.

Maybe we could learn to see other women's ways of being or accomplishments as models for what we could achieve -- or as examples of our glorious diversity -- as opposed to reflections of what we lack.

As rough and unguarded as Clarke's remarks were in both cases, they actually share some DNA with his opposing captain's reflections after the match.

From the beginning Jacobi had been faced by the difficulty that, in order to oppose philosophical reflection and the nihilism that it brought in train, he had had to attack 'reason' and to summon 'faith' in its stead.

Shadow effects can be produced in finished fabrics by the use of yarns combining opposing twists, producing differing light reflections.

We believe this retraction is largely due to general credit and market conditions, as opposed to a reflection of McDonald's balance sheet and earnings prospects.

By seeing these negative thought processes as an alien point of view, as opposed to a reflection of reality, we are better equipped to counter the directives of our critical inner voice.

These opposing results are most likely a reflection of the different methods applied.

This may be a reflection on Roof's previous statements opposing mental health in general.