Startlingly plain reflections on the classic Ballardian tropes – birds, low-flying aircraft, pool after empty swimming pool – pepper the text.
But the bishops also voted unanimously to send out a plain-spoken, "pastoral reflection" on the values Catholics ought to bring to the workaday world.
Mr. Kerik characterized the language of his allocutions in the guilty pleas as the byproduct of extensive negotiations between his lawyers and prosecutors, and not a reflection of his plain understanding of what had happened.
Or perhaps, on reflection, Cameron is just plain right.
Instead, a wavy reflection of downtown White Plains appears in the huge glass-and-steel edifice that is one of the Ritz-Carlton towers.
That means, Judge Posner wrote, that the decision was "more likely to be just plain incorrect, rather than being merely the reflection of political difference".
It is just another grenade that comes rolling out of the profile — yet another detail about Trump that is just plain weird, sordid, compellingly interesting and, upon reflection, terrifying.
It was also noticed that Ag NPs have a lower SWA compared to that of a plain a-Si layer due to the higher reflection for mid-infrared wavelengths.
Next, Fig. 2b shows the reflection coefficient re mapped in the complex plain, measured in the case of atom excitation from the emission line (opposite to the case of source operation).
The idea that abortion was murder, plain and simple, and must be stopped was a reflection of a world in which right and wrong were clear, absolute and unchanging.
The show's 50-plus works, including a few good paintings and many ranging from mediocre to just plain bad, affirms that American Impressionism was but a pale reflection of the real -- i.e., the French -- thing.
