So it will be a time to reflect as well as to celebrate if Kauto Star can lead the field up the Cheltenham hill once again on Friday afternoon.
"How tantalizingly small the world was," Perlman makes one of his characters reflect, as if we needed a reminder of the web of coincidence he's contrived.
"Her blue eyes focused inward," he reflects, "as if no longer interested in the outside,/ as if having forgotten that their purpose/ was to recognize/ and name/ and memorialize/ not erase".
One of the panelists in her sixties talks about the joy of working with local farmers, and Hamilton reflects, "as if these young cooks were about to enter jobs that would put them anywhere near to the sourcing of the restaurants ingredients.
The thread of endogeneity can be ruled out if the disturbance terms, ε2 or vi and ε3 or ξi, are statistically uncorrelated as reflected as rho and if they are not statistically significantly when added to the equations for behavior ad ideation, respectively.
At the most senior levels, American corporate leadership is strikingly male dominated--the Fortune 500 can only be reflected as a "Fortune 21" if you count those with women CEOs.
His face, pale and ghostly, reflected back as if he were suspended in the sky.
A little further is the original presentation drawing of the Skylon, the delicate icon of the festival, rendered with graded shadows and reflected light as if it were a classical column.
Anyway, people with a penchant for remembering, re-remembering and reimagining their own lives – and I imagine that's most of you – will see themselves reflected here, as if in a wall of multiform mirrors.
For a moment, as she paused in the doorway of the bedroom, he was certain she would challenge his presence in the bed, but when he finally allowed himself to look up from his book she was standing in front of the mirror beside the doorway, rubbing her belly and observing her reflected image, as if trying to verify and fathom the great mystery of her condition.
