The video uses a basic but pleasing reflection-in-the-mirror technique that deploys a cute and familiar pop aesthetic: heavy drawing paper, crayons, pastel shades, cut-and-paste workshop, visual puns, and smiling things pretty much the ingredients of the indie-pop crowd wrapped in a certain Sufjan Stevens-Feist-Broken Social Scene atmosphere.
Jenny Allen, a writer and performer, published "Would Everybody Please Stop?: Reflections on Life and Other Bad Ideas," a collection of her humor pieces, in June.
André summarizes (in a sentence that could have been written by Shaftesbury): "I call beautiful not what pleases to imagination's first sight – but what has a right to please reason and reflection by its own excellence" (Essay on Beauty quoted in Becq 1994, 419).
They shouldn't be too pleased with their reflection in Steven Spielberg's china.
The prize is that rarest of tourists, eco-tourists: those who know the little known and reach the hard to reach, who will come eager to see the Socotra warbler, the loggerhead turtle, the dragon's blood tree — anything, please, but their own reflection.
The production volume of target fluid (oil in this study) could be determined through oil water level movement detected by sound reflection technique (please see Appendix 1 for more detail).
Please note that reflections originating from crystals exhibiting different contact planes are expected to appear in the same pole figure, if the scanned net planes have equal lattice spacing.
Cameron, in his old age, may come to look back on the 2015 election as one which, on reflection, he was pleased to lose.
A polite crowd of more than 350 seemed pleased at the mix of scholarly reflection, TV-talk-show summarization and passionate exhalation.
Also please read the students' reflections on the filmmaking process in an EarthDesk post by team member Megan Spaulding.
Representatives have been skillfully gerrymandered into safe districts of like minds where they can do as they please, listening only to reflections of their own thinking without fear of political consequence.
