Sentence examples for perfectly reflective from inspiring English sources

… But this strange analytical tic is perfectly reflective of the anti-deficit lobby's style.

Doesn't it have something perfectly reflective of our quirky national identity that the present pound coin roundly lacks?

Ideally, such sails should be as big as possible, to maximise the amount of sunlight collected, and as reflective as possible, because a photon bouncing off a perfectly reflective sail produces twice as much thrust as one absorbed by a non-reflective sail.

Richard Wilson's 1988 installation 20 50, a room-filling tank of sump oil, so perfectly reflective that it confuses the eye, is a test of perception, and in its latest manifestation in the Saatchi Gallery continues to catch the unwary with substantial empirical proof of what it really is.

The near perfectly reflective hollow tube lets light travel in a way never before thought possible.

The UTD, however, assumes that the wedge be of infinite extension and perfectly reflective, which in some cases is too strong an assumption.

The deliberative process could be perfectly normal, reflective, and rational, but seemingly not freely made.

The surface is perfectly smooth and somewhat reflective, like a solar panel, with only the hint of a keyboard's outline.

There's another problem with believing what you read on the internet: Even a perfectly truthful online diary isn't necessarily reflective of the author's average life.

The performance of buffer zone, perfectly matched layer, far-field, and characteristic non-reflective methods is compared, following an optimisation of the tuneable parameters in each method to give best performance.

The apple has to be perfectly round and shiny -- no matter that its reflective skin is a result of an added wax.