Sentence examples for possibilities of reflection from inspiring English sources

As the architects describe in their project reflection, Your Reflection's disorienting pathways put passersby in an uncertain "situation of estrangement, one which we do not intend on controlling, as the possibilities of reflection and deformation provoked by the concave and convex mirrored steel bi-dimensional planes are infinite". .

So an assistant, Hiroshi Sumiyama, got inside the curtains, dressed head-to-toe in solid black — a cheap Halloween ninja costume that everyone on the team, including Mr. Sugimoto, wore that day to eliminate the possibility of reflection.

On this went for an hour and a half, much like the debate itself, defying any possibility of the reflection or deliberation that Frost was intent on supplying.

Shusterman also insists on the value of aesthetic experiences that are fragmented and ruptured, contrary to Dewey's emphasis on unity, and notes that Dewey neglected the possibility of lingering reflection after moments of consummation (Shusterman 2004).

The media's obsession with Trump reinforces his obsession with the media and between them they simply crowd out all possibility of thoughtful reflection.

The absence of biliary obstruction at baseline minimised the possibility of false reflection of disease activity.

Also, I think, giving this distance gives the possibility for reflection and, therefore, the possibility to shape a different image of the migrant.

Some results of Rayleigh's scattering in the near field of the test samples are used to illustrate the possibilities of this technique for reflection backscattering spectroscopy.

If basing the interpretation on a single level, there is an entire dimension being lost with neither record of additional possibilities nor reflection that this identification could be different to any other of the same process type.

He was on his way to meet a friend at the Odeon, while talking about "Game of Thrones" and about the "moment of reflection and possibility" that he sensed in American culture in the years after the financial crash.

It's really the time I prefer, because it's a time of reflection and of possibility of growth — to let it cook inside.