Sentence examples for reflected making from inspiring English sources

Once applied, it changes the way that ultraviolet light is reflected, making the lawn appear unappetizing to geese.

If the glass breaks because of the heat, no light at all is reflected, making the device fail-safe.

Chlorophyll absorbs the long wavelengths (red) and short wavelengths (blue) of the light, but the green light is reflected, making the grass and leaves appear green.

When the ultrasound beam meets air, or solid tissue such as bone, their impedance difference is so great that most of the acoustic energy is reflected making it impossible to see any underlying structures.

Where the end is capped by a bulky moiety, the sliding protein will be reflected, making cleavage as efficient as on circular DNA.

But the national unhappiness that it reflected made some politicians nervous.

Placing a clear, glass bowl filled with soapy water by a window or lamp can cause the light to reflect, making the bowl seem very appealing to ladybugs.

"Penury," he reflects, "makes people fearful and conformist".

He encouraged me to further what abilities I had to draw and paint – to look closely, observe and reflect, make judgments, assess and reassess.

The prevailing lucidity and emotional groundedness reflects artists making things they urgently want to see.

And the polished concrete floors reflect light, making them less industrial-looking than those in older stores.