Sentence examples for point reflected from inspiring English sources

When the shot point is close to the receiving point, reflected waves usually reach the receiving point first.

The "throw up" line was an idiotic formulation, and Santorum's underlying point reflected a debatable read on the message of the J.F.K. speech.

The Kostelnicka and Jenufa are characters of essentially equal importance, a point reflected in the somewhat cryptic title of the source play by Gabriela Preissova, "Her Foster Daughter," under which the opera, too, is billed in Czech stagings.

Looked at through a wider lens it all speaks to the rising influence of brands and marketers in culture and society, a point reflected in the annual Forbes World's Most Influential CMOs list.

Even the language she chose to describe her feelings at that point reflected, perhaps inadvertently, her ambivalence: I think I feel like I could almost be kind of close to something akin to love (we've paraphrased for dramatic effect).

However, Handel's basic style when he had matured would change very little in the next 30 years, a point reflected in the reviews of the Tully Hall performance of Agrippina in 1985, which refer to a "string of melodious aria and ensembles, any of which could be mistaken for the work of his mature London years".

His insecurity on this point reflects the trepidation that is consuming the music business.

This point reflects the 1D-confinement of the polyiodides inside the nanotubes.

Three independent experiments were performed per agent, with each data point reflecting triplicate wells.

That the Conservatives have reached this point reflects the depth of their disdain for the social security system.

The strength of gravity varies slightly from point to point, reflecting those surface features and also giving hints of structures in the rock beneath the surface.