Sentence examples for possible reflection of from inspiring English sources

Your writing voice is the deepest possible reflection of who you are.

In a possible reflection of how steeply Iran's influence in the market has eroded, oil prices fell to a three-month low.

The reactions in Baghdad on Friday night and Saturday, after Mr. Obama's remarks, were muted, a possible reflection of the country's mixed emotions.

Larval growth was more negatively affected by predator density than positively affected by larval food density, a possible reflection of stress caused by successive cyclopoid attacks.

Ali's and Brown's relationship, like those of characters in "The Insider," "Heat" and "Manhunter," touched on another motif in the director's work: the doppelgänger effect, in which a character encounters the worst possible reflection of himself.

In a possible reflection of lingering concerns, commanders in the field are telling troops in Iraq to don the suits over their conventional uniforms if a chemical attack is detected or imminent, even in high heat.

This paralleled my experience of people's opinions in the 90s – while Caucasian people would talk of Hanson in terms of the embarrassment of her possible reflection on them, some Asian and Aboriginal friends said my songs gave them a conduit to "laugh back at her" as an element of fighting perceived powerlessness while under attack.

Some of the inverted repeats associated with the palindromes are likely to be megabases long, possible reflections of chromosomal breakage-fusion-bridge (BFB) cycles [ 38].

Genetic and phenotypic heterogeneity within tumors is a recurring theme in prostate cancer [ 24], a possible reflection either of multiclonality or of clonal drift, and it was also observed in this analysis.

Although only supposition, members opined that this may have been due to a combination of a possible reflection from the low sun off one of the aircraft to the West, and of the pilot's head movement as he looked forward.

Any single crystallite will have many hundreds of possible reflections.