Sentence examples for reflected outside from inspiring English sources

That the extent of the flooding is directly connected to the perception of recovery is also reflected outside New Orleans.

That confidence in the rightness of judicial killing was reflected outside the prison on Friday morning by some of the people gathered there, as a counterpoint to the sentiment reflected in the women's embrace.

"You have to invent yourself again," Kees Rouw, a tall, trim Dutch architect wearing dark-framed glasses, reflected, outside MOMA, which he was visiting with his wife, Marijke Bonte.

Whatever shift goes on within us will be reflected outside of us.

They poured pools of water into shallow depressions they had made in the floors to act as mirrors, to help reflect outside sunlight up onto the dark ceilings on which they painted.

First, when compensation endogenously adjusts to reflect outside opportunities, moderate levels of overconfidence lead firms to offer the manager flatter compensation contracts that provide him with better insurance.

These can be calculated as follows: {R}_{mathrm{p}} = 1/left(pi {d}_{mathrm{i}}{h}_{mathrm{cv}}right) + mathrm{L}mathrm{N}left({d}_{mathrm{o}}/{d}_{mathrm{i}}right)/left(2pi {k}_{mathrm{p}}right), (6 where the d subscripts (o, i) reflect outside and inside pipe diameters, and h cv is the convection coefficient for water flowing inside the pipe, and k p, the pipe material thermal conductivity.

Four seasons (reflecting outside temperatures in Norway) were defined to account for any seasonal variation in the occurrence of diarrhoea and vomiting: winter (December to February), spring (March to May), summer June too August) and autumn (September to November).

There is pathologic heterogeneity in acute lesions amongst different cases, with subtypes considered to reflect "outside-in" and "inside-out" mechanisms of tissue injury.

The screen itself was much more of a poetic shape and reflected the outside environment (landscape, seascape, skyscape).

For a start, in Indigenous Australia – whose disparate views are reflected broadly outside, if not within, the mainstream, media – Abbott is regarded as having selected an inordinately narrow source of advice, his notable seers being Noel Pearson and Warren Mundine.