Sentence examples for reflected themselves from inspiring English sources

The Palace of Flowers held up a great crystal of light glowing against the dark blue of the sky, towers and domes were crowned and diademed, thousands of jewels hung among the masses of leaves, or reflected themselves, sparkling in the darkness of the lagoons, fountains of molten jewels sprung up, and flamed and changed.

And after Nishida described self-awareness (jikaku) as the activity of self reflecting itself within itself, he came to speak of other structural wholes, including place or topos and even the world itself, as "self-aware" (jikaku-teki) insofar as they reflected themselves within themselves.

"The borders reflect themselves and show a small piece of the secret inside".

The truth of the matter is that many — most — contemporary artists of non-color are interested in reflecting themselves, their creamy whiteness and hair untroubled by thought.

In the end, these boards tend to pick people who reflect themselves and the world they already know — something that psychologists call the confirmation bias.

"Everyone wants their home to reflect themselves, but how do you do that in a time of globalization?" said Daniella Ohad Smith, a design historian.

The human mind tends to set up as an idol someone who highlights their own lack of ability, rather than someone who reflects themselves; Horowitz seemed to embody everything I couldn't do.

The grim aspects of the news (Panama, Noriega) reflect themselves in Marcia's columns about homelessness and child abuse, irritating her editor/boss, and she begins to feel that her days are numbered.

Such feedback can improve the students' ability to reflect themselves more accurately.

But these high rates will eventually reflect themselves in lower P/Es for stocks.

Second is Nishida's recourse to the explanatory schema of wholes that reflect themselves in their parts.