Sentence examples for reflected image of from inspiring English sources
However, the image is blurred and reveals only a vague reflection of her facial characteristics; the reflected image of the head is much larger than it would be in reality.
Another picture of the Shah in the palace, for example, is a fugue of mirrors and reflections, like Velázquez's painting "Las Meninas," with the tiny reflected image of Sevruguin and his camera in the far background corner.
That is the reflected image of the painting which he is engaged in painting.
Or is his broiling, almost preternatural hostility merely the reflected image of his mother's repressed but nonetheless projected anger?
In the tale, a hunter stoops to wash his face in a stream and sees a silver thread stretched across the reflected image of the sun.
Finally it is a regal portrait: the mirror on the rear wall contains the reflected image of Philip IV and his queen, Maria Anna.
Too much ingenious construction and they cease to represent the world, becoming reflected images of their own excessively stated pretensions.
They are applying mirrors in medicine, to create reflected images of patients' limbs or other body parts and thus trick the brain into healing itself.
In this painting Ms. Kneffel has incorporated the interior furnishings that the Esters family had in the house, overlaid with semitransparent reflected images of a furniture arrangement consisting of lamps and chairs by Mies and the designer Lily Reich.
His "Moon Water," inspired by a Buddhist proverb about the elusive nature of reflected images of flowers and the moon, eventually sprawls out across a stage described as looking like a vast liquid mirror, inhabited by drenched dancers in billowing costumes.
As a final result of these detected changes, a small model for (or definition of) students' reflected images of mathematics as a discipline is proposed.
