Sentence examples for reflected finally from inspiring English sources

Kumārila's confidence in the genuinely referential nature of language is also reflected, finally, in his characteristic arguments for the idea that it is an enduring ātman ("self") that is the underlying subject of all of our actions (and that therefore stands to realize, in the future, the fruits of Vedic practices).

In conclusion, the increase of Bi content reduces the reflectance of GeBi films, increases the extinction coefficient, and makes the reflected amplitudes decreases finally.

The unemployment rate took another tick upward, to 4.3percentt from 4.2percentt in February and 3.9percentt in October, as the Labor Department's job figures, announced yesterday, finally reflected the parade of layoffs and hiring freezes since last fall.

The first word he spoke into a microphone after the victory – "Finally!" – reflected the frustrations of the previous two years, when he came close to capturing the maillot vert.

Mr. Sondheim has said that they did further work in the 1990s for a British production, which finally reflected the show they wanted: a story of disenchantment and estrangement among three friends that is told backward in time over 25 years.

The enzyme kinetic parameters of M221L revealed a 44% decrease in Km, and finally reflected a 2.4-fold increase in kcat/Km.

Consensus is finally reflected in politics, and then in legality, while society and other levels like culture always keep the nature of non-politics, retaining the free space between laws.

Last year, in an article published by the ABC, Charles Darwin University population researcher Andrew Taylor argued that these slow-moving cultural shifts in Alice Springs were finally reflected in the 2006 census.

The laser is guided into the first vacuum region through a ZnSe vacuum port and finally reflected by a mirror (both (Thorlabs, Newton, NJ) into the gold coated tube lens.

And, finally, it reflected a wilfully idiotic belief that energy would always be cheap.

Finally, we reflected, as Margolis did, on just how offensive the word fuck is nowadays.